Latin language! Flashcards
(78 cards)
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Accusative - the object (the noun which has the action done to it)
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Genitive – translate “of” (this may then be replaced by an apostrophe
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Dative - the indirect object (translate with ‘to’ or ‘for’)
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Verb - usually appears at the end of the sentence
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Infinitive - recognise with ‘-re’ at the end (translate using ‘to’)
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puer puellae rosas dedit. The boy gave roses to the girl.
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feminae servis tunicas quaesiverunt. The ladies looked for tunics for the slaves.
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servi dominum videre nolunt.
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The slaves do not want to see the master.
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1st Declension
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2nd Declension
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Singular
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Plural
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-a
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-ae
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-am
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-as
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-ae
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arum
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-ae
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-is
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Nom.
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Acc. Gen
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Dat.
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Person
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Present
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I
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-o
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you
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-s
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he/she
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-t
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we
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-mus
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you (pl)
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-tis
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they
-nt
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Present Tense - happening no Imperfect Tense - ‘ba’ = was/were Perfect Tense - think -ed
sum/eram - I am/was
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REMEMBER the pluperfect tense – had…ed e.g. ambulaverat – he had walked
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Person
Pluperfect
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I
-eram
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you
-eras
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he/she
-erat
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we
-eramus
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you (pl)
-eratis
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they
-erant
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Adjectives – remember -issimus. The -ss- in the ending of an adjective means …est, very…, most…
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e.g. iratissimus – very angry laetissimus – very happy
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Don’t forget irregular verbs learned earlier:
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velle - to want
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volo - I want vis - you want vult - he/she wants volumus - we want
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vultis - you (pl) want
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volunt - they want
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nolle - to not want
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nolo - I don’t want non vis - you don’t want non vult - he/she doesn’t want nolumus - we don’t want non vultis - you (pl) don’t want nolunt - they don’t want
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posse - to be able
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possum - I am able/can potes - you are able/can potest - he/she is able/can possumus - we are able/can potestis - you (pl) are able/can
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possunt - they are able/can
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Imperfect of posse
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poteram - I was able poteras - you were able poterat - he/she was able poteramus - we were able poteratis - you (pl) were able poterant - they were able
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Cambridge Language Exercises
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Nouns
Nominative and accusative
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Stage 2 Cases 1, Cases 2
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Stage 5 Singular or Plural 1, 2, 3
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Stage 8 Cases 1, 2, 3
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Dative
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Stage 9 Cases 1, 2, 3, 4
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Stage 11 Cases
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Stage 15 Cases
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Verbs
Stage 4 Which Person?
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Stage 6 Which Tense?
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Stage 7 Which Tense?
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Stage 8 Which Person?
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Stage 9 Which Person 1, 2?
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Stage 10 Which Person?
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Stage 11 Which Person?
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Stage 12 Which Person 1, 2?
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Stage 12 Which Tense?
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Stage 13 Which Person?
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Stage 15 Which tense?
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Stage 16 Which tense?
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Stage 16 Which Person?
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Stage 17 Which Person?
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Irregular Verbs
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Stage 13 Willing and able Stage 13 Who wants to?
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Stage 15 I, we, they
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Stage 15 Want it or not
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Pluperfect Tense
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Stage 16 More than perfect 1
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Stage 16 More than perfect 2
