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Latin Syntax - Grammar constructions Flashcards

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1
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Standard uses of cases: Nominative

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Person doing the action

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Standard uses of cases: Accusative

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To speak directly to someone

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Standard uses of cases: Genitive

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‘of’
expresses possession

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Standard uses of cases: Dative

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‘to’ or ‘for’

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Standard uses of cases: Ablative

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‘by’
‘with’
‘from’
‘in’
‘on’
‘at’

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Expressions of time: Time ‘how long’

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Accusative

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Expressions of time: Time ‘when’ or ‘within’

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Ablative

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What are prepositions

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Placed before a noun
To express movement or position in relation to it

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Ways in which prepositions are used

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Preposition + accusative noun = Motion towards
Preposition + ablative noun = position of rest/motion away

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Direct Commands definition

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Telling someone to do something

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Direct commands: construction

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Stem + imperative

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Formation of imperatives

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1st: sing = -a, pl = ate
2nd: sing = -e, pl = ete
3rd: sing = -e, pl = ite
4th: sing = -i, pl = ite

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Negative direct commands: construction

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sing = noli
pl = nolite

+ infinitive

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Irregular imperatives

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duc = say
dic = speak
fer = carry
fac = do

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Direct Questions definition

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Quotes the actual words of the speaker
Has question marks

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Ways to introduce a question

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Add -ne at the end of the first word
Use question word at the start

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17
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Question words

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Cur = why?
quam = how?
quo modo = in what way?
ubi = where?
quo = where to?
unde = from where?
quis, quid = who? which? what?
quantus-a-um = how big?
quot = how many?
qualis-e = what sort of?

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Participles definition

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Describe a noun but are verbs
Verbal adjectives

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Types of Participles

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Present Active Participle
Perfect Passive Participle
Perfect Active Participle
Future Active Participle

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Present Active Participle: Endings

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-ans, -ens, -iens
-ant-, -ent-, -ient-

3rd dec

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Perfect Passive Participle + Perfect Active Participle: Endings

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-us, -a, -um
1st dec F, 2nd dec M + N

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22
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Future Active Participles: Formation

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PPP stem + ‘ur’ + PPP ending
e.g. portatus -> portaturus

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Gerundives: formation

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Verb stem + ‘ndus’

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Gerundives: translation

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‘needing to be Xed’

25
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Gerundives to express purpose

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Ad + gerundive

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Indirect Statements: definition

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Reports someone’s actions

27
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Indirect Statement: formation

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Subject -> accusative
Verb -> infinitive

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Indirect Command: definition

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Reports a command

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Indirect Command: formation

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Command verb + ut + subjunctive

30
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Command verbs

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hortor = I encourage
moneo = I warn
oro = I beg
persuadeo = I persuade
rogo = I ask

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Negative Indirect Command: formation

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Command verb + ne + subjunctive

32
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Indirect Question: definition

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Reports a question
Verb: Direct -> indirect = shifts 1 tense back

33
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Indirect Question: formation

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Verb of asking + question word + subjunctive

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Purpose Clauses: formation

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ut + imperfect subjunctive = in order to

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Negative purpose clause: formation

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ne + imperfect subjunctive = in order not to

36
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Fearing Clauses: formation

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ne + imperfect subjunctive

37
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Result Clauses: definition

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The outcome of an action

38
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Result Clauses: formation

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Signpost word + ut + subjunctive = so…that

39
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Negative Result Clause: formation

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Signpost word + ut + non + subjunctive

40
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Result Clauses: Signpost word

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tam = so

41
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Verb conjugations

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  1. porto -> -are
  2. moneo -> -ere
  3. traho -> -ere
  4. Audio -> -ire
42
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Ablative Absolute

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Noun + participle
* Both in ablative
* Separated from sentence with commas

43
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Ablative Absolute: Present Active Participle

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With the ‘noun’ verb-ing

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Ablative Absolute: Perfect Passive Participle

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With the ‘noun’ having been verb-en

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Ablative Absolute: Perfect Active Participle

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With the ‘noun’ having verb-ed

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Ablative Absolute: Future Active Participle

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With the ‘noun’ about to verb

47
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Forming adverbs

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2-1-2 adjectives:
Remove -us from masc. nom. sing. and add -e
laetus -> laete

3rd dec adjectives:
Add -iter to stem
brevis -> breviter

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Acception of adverbs

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difficilis and facilis (3rd dec, but follow 2-1-2 rule)

49
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Superlative adverbs

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Remove -us from masc. nom. sing. superlative, then add -e
laetissimus -> laetissime

50
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Quam + superlative adverb

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As….as possible

51
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Comparative Adjectives Definition

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Used to compare 2 people or things

52
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Comparative Adjectives Formation

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Basic stem + ‘ior’ + 3rd dec ending

Sentences normally have quam = than in

53
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Ablative of comparison

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Take out quam and put 2nd noun in ablative.

54
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Superlative Adjectives Definition

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To say a person/thing has a quality to a greater extent than another.

55
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Superlative Adjectives

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Basic stem + ‘issim’ + 2-1-2 ending

56
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Irregular 2-1-2 comparatives + adjectives

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  • miser
  • pulcher
  • celer

use - errimus

57
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Irregular 3rd dec comparatives + adjectives

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  • facilis
  • difficilis
  • similis

use -illimus

58
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Very irregular comparative + superlative adjectives

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  • bonus -> melior -> optimus
  • malus -> peior -> pessimus
  • magnus -> maior -> maximus
  • parvus -> minor -> minimus
  • multus -> plus -> plurimus
  • multi -> plures -> plurimi
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Pronouns

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Words e.g. ‘I, she, they’ that stand in the place of a noun (avoids the need to repeat it)

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