Flashcards in chapter 12 grammar Deck (16):
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dative of possession
used to express to whom something belongs. "to whom" or "for whom"
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irregular imperative: imperative of esse
es!
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irregular imperative: imperative of ducere
duc!
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irregular imperative: imperative of dicere
dic!
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irregular imperative: imperative of facere
fac!
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Adjectives of the 3rd declension do not use the -e for the ablative, but instead...
-i, which is in other cases normally used for the dative case.
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3rd declension adj ending in nom/acc/singular
-e
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3rd declension adj ending in abl/singular
-i
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3rd declension adj ending nom/acc/plural
-ia
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3rd declension adj ending gen/plural
-ium
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comparative adjective, fem and masc. ending. This is the ending just in general.
-ior
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comparative adjective, neuter ending
-ius
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comparative adjectives decline how:
follow the third declension ending.
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Partitive genitive
used when a part of a whole is expressed. so "a piece of this," emphasis on the "of" because thats a key word for the genitive.
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Accusative of extent of space
the accusative without a preposition is used to indicate the extent of something ("how long?" "how high?"
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