Lesson 20 Grammar Review Flashcards

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1
Q

When used in an indirect statement, an impersonal verb is changed to a/an infinitive and the subject, which had been indicated by the personal ending, is ___.

A

infinitive; omitted

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2
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The present participle is a ___ declension adjective of ___ termination.

A

3rd; one

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3
Q

A gerund is a/an ___.

A

verbal noun

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4
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An infinitive is a ___.

A

verbal noun

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5
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Indirect statements use the ___ in the subordinate clause.

A

infinitive

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6
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Indirect statements are ___ clauses, and are introduced by a verb of ___.

A

subordinate; speaking, thinking, or perceiving

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7
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The ___ tenses are called secondary tenses. The Latin secondary tenses are ___.

A

past; imperfect, perfect, pluperfect

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An indirect statement in Latin is indicated by the ___ construction, which 1) changes the verb to a/an ___, and 2) puts the subject in the ___ case

A

accusative with infinitive; infinitive; accusative

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9
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The conjugation of possum is easy to remember: if a form of sum begins with s, prefix ___; if a form of sum begins with e, prefix ___.

A

pos-; pot-

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10
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The perfect active infinitive is formed by adding ___ to the ___ stem. The future active infinitive is a compound of the ___ and ___. The perfect passive infinitive is a compound of the ___ and ___.

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-isse; perfect; future active participle; esse; perfect passive participle; esse

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11
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Verbals are formed from ___ that are used as other parts of speech.

A

verbs

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12
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As a verb, a participle has ___ and ___.

A

tense; voice

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13
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One way to group the indicative tenses is by the stem. Another is by ___.

A

time

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14
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As verbs, infinitives have ___ and ___.

A

tense; voice

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15
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The infinitive is used in the ___ and ___ cases. The gerund is used in the ___, ___, and ___ cases.

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nominative; accusative; genitive; dative; ablative

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16
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The declension of the gerund is identical to the ___ declension.

A

2nd

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17
Q

What other verbal noun have you learned? (besides the gerund)

A

infinitive

18
Q

___ verbs do not have a personal subject.

A

Impersonal

19
Q

A participle is a/an ___.

A

verbal adjective

20
Q

As a noun, an infinitive is ___ in gender, ___ in number, and ___

A

neuter; singular; indeclinable

21
Q

As an adjective, a participle agrees with its noun or pronoun in ___.

A

gender, number, and case

22
Q

Like participles, infinitives have tense and voice, and only exist in three tenses: ___.

A

persent, perfect, and future

23
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A/an ___ statement is a statement reported by someone else.

A

indirect

24
Q

The rule for this coordination is called the ___.

A

Sequence of Tenses

25
Q

What case is the gerund missing? What gender and number is the gerund?

A

nominative; neuter, singular

26
Q

The future active participle is formed by dropping ___ from the perfect passive participle and adding ___.

A

-us; -urus

27
Q

The present active participle is formed by adding the following endings to the ___ stem: ___ in the 1st/2nd conjugations; ___ in the 3rd, 3rd io, and 4th conjugations.

A

present; -ns; -ens

28
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How many infinitives are there in Latin? How many are active? How many are passive?

A

6; 3; 3

29
Q

In the sentence “It rains,” the word it is a/an ___ subject without reference to a real person or thing.

A

grammatical

30
Q

The future active participle is a ___ declension adjective.

A

1st/2nd

31
Q

As with indirect questions, the translation of the subordinate clause verb (i.e., the indirect statement verb) will depend on whether the main verb is a ___ or ___ tense.

A

primary; secondary

32
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Is the gerund an adjective? In the sentence “I see the boy throwing a javelin,” what part of speech would you use to say throwing?

A

No; a present active participle

33
Q

The ___ and ___ tenses are called primary tenses. The Latin primary tenses are ___.

A

present; future; present, future, future perfect

34
Q

If a sentence has an independent and a subordinate clause, the verbs in the two clauses must coordinate with respect to ___.

A

time

35
Q

How may participles are there in Latin? ___ Name them.

A

3; perfect passive, future active, and present active

36
Q

What case and number of the present participle does not have the usual case ending? What is the usual ending? What ending does the present participle have?

A

ablative singular; -i; -e

37
Q

The verbs in a sentence with an indirect statement must correspond. Use the ___ infinitive if the action takes place at the same time as the main verb. Use the ___ infinitive if the action takes place before the main verb. Use the ___ infinitive if the action takes place after the main verb.

A

present; perfect; future

38
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Indirect statements are often introduced by the word ___, but not always.

A

that

39
Q

The Latin word for when is ___. Clauses beginning with when are called ___ in Latin.

A

cum; cum-clauses

40
Q

To form the gerund, add ___ to the present stem of 1st/2nd conjugation verbs, or ___ to the present stem of 3rd/3rd io/4th conjugation verbs.

A

-ndi; -endi

41
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In indirect questions, the subjunctive is translated using ___ meanings.

A

subjunctive