YEAR 11 LATIN GRAMMAR OVERVIEW
NOUNS
Cases
Declensions
ADJECTIVES
1st/2nd Declension
3rd Declension
ADVERBS
Regular
Comparative
Superlative
PRONOUNS
Personal
Emphatic
Demonstrative
VERBS
Tenses
Voices
Moods
Interrogative
Reflexive
relative
Conjugations
Principal parts
Irregular
Participles
PREPOSITIONS
Degrees
Irregular
Possessive
Numbers
Ordinal
Cardinal
Gerundive
Deponent
Gerund
Semi-deponent
CONJUNCTIONS
INTERJECTIONS
TYPES OF CLAUSES
MAIN (PRINCIPAL) CLAUSES
SUBORDINATE CLAUSES
Adverbial
Adjectival
Noun/Substantive
1st Declension (feminine)
2nd Declension (masculine/neuter)
3rd Declension (masculine/feminine/neuter)
4th declension (masculine/feminine/neuter)
5th declension (feminine) dies (masculine)
Nominative
Vocative
Accusative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
Locative
Subject of a verb
Object of a verb
Governed by prepositions 'ad', 'in', 'per' indicating motion towards
of manner, means, instrument, separation, time when, time within which, place where, quality, degree of difference, absolute, agent, prepositions, and verbs
possession - "of ___"
indirect object - "to ___"
of price, value, and partitive, with verbs
predicative
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with certain verbs (occurrit)
of possession
location
1: -o, -are 2: -eo, -ere 3: -o, -ere 4: -io, -ire mixed: -io, -ere
indicative, subjunctive, infinitive, imperative
passive (doing), active (receiving)
present, perfect, imperfect, pluperfect, future, future perfect
in order: present, infinitive, perfect, supine
present, perfect passive, future active
sum, esse, fui - possum, posse, potui - volo, velle, volui - nolo, nolle, nolui - eo, ire, ii - ago, agere, egi, actus - fero, ferre, tuli latus
doesn't agree with anything, verbal noun, passive
has to agree, verbal adjective, normally takes something
appear passive, translated active
three principal parts - no perfect indicative form
statement
direct question
direct command
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describing a noun
stand alone
indirect speech (question, command, statement)
ind. comm/ques = subj. , ind. stat. = inf. + acc.
relative clause, clause of purpose, clause of generic
purpose clause, result/consecutive, concessive, conditional
temporal, causal (no use of subj.)
subjunctive (iussive, optative - 'utinam', potential
laeta, laetus, laetum
ingens, ingente
positive/regular, comparative, superlative
suus, sua, suum
bonus, melior, optimus
one, two, three
first, second, third
laete
laetius
laetissime
se, sui, sibi, se
is, ea, id
ego, me, mei, mihi, me
ipse, ipsa, ipsud
quid, quis, ubi, quando, quo
qui, quae, quod