Grammar Flashcards
revise
How do you translate -que if it’s at the end of a word?
You translate it as and.
e.g-
So instead of the slave-girls walked with the boys to the ampitheatre.
It would be the slave-girls and the boys walked to the ampitheatre.
What does qui/quae mean?
qui: who (m)
quae: who (f)
They appear as single words (not endings)
What does quod mean?
which
Instead of who which is used for people, which is used for objects.
Do you translate the nominative before the verb or the other way around.
Yes, you translate the nominative before the verb.
E.g-
vinum, quod rex fundebat.
The wine, which the king was pouring.
What tense is imperfect tense and perfect tense?
Past Tense
What are the characteristics of imperfect tense?
-ba : he/she/it …ing
-bant: they …ing
What are the characteristics of perfect tense
-vit: he/she it …ed
-unt: they …ed
V,U,S,X
What are the different declensions for nominative?
ego
tu
/
nos
vos
/
What are the different declensions for accusative?
me
te
se
nos
vos
se
What are the different declensions for dative?
mihi
tibi
sibi
nobis
vobis
sibi
How do you translate dative case?
to/for
What order do you translate the words?
Nominative/who
Verb
Accusative
(adjectives have the same endings/tense as the thing it describes so you can add these in later.)
