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Latin One adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, etc

Latin One adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, etc. Aureus , -a, -um. golden. Callidus , callida , callidum. clever. Cunctus , -a, -um. Entire, all together. Graecus , -a, -um. Greek. Iratus , irata , iratum. angry. Laetus , laeta , laetum. happy. Magnus, magna, magnum.

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fourth declension

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Lesson XLIV

Lesson XLIV. Ablative Absolutes. impedimentum, impedimenti (n.). hindrance; plural: baggage. pes, pedis (m.). foot. regnum, regni (n.). kingdom, realm. rex, regis (m.). king. expedio, expedire, expedivi, expeditus. set free. impedio, impedire, impedivi, impeditus. hinder, obstruct.

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ABLATIVE ABSOLUTES

ABLATIVE ABSOLUTES. You cannot have an ablative absolute without a participle in the ablative case. Usually you will also have a noun in the ablative case.

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Chapter 24: Ablative Absolute Passive Periphrastic Dative of Agent

Chapter 24: Ablative Absolute Passive Periphrastic Dative of Agent. Ablative Absolute. The ablative absolute is a participial phrase consisting of A noun or pronoun A modifier (adjective, appositive, participle) Both of these, as the name suggests, will be in the ablative case.

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Prepositions

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Lesson 44

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What do these sentences have in common?

What do these sentences have in common?. Familia ? cas? ambulavit. ambulo, ambulare = walk. Puella ab vacc?s ambul?vit. Elephantus ? silv? movet. Ab ?nsul? navig?mus. Vir et canis d? monte movent. Ablative of Place From Which. Shows motion away from something or someone

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Ch. XII Pars II

Ch. XII Pars II. Cum + ablative. with. Latro, latrare. This is a first conjugation verb!. Latro, latrare. To bark. vestigia. N.B. This word is a plural!. vestigia. footprints. immobilis. N.B. This word is an adjective!. immobilis. motionless. tunica.

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November 3 rd , 2011

November 3 rd , 2011. Third Declension I-Stem Nouns; Ablatives of Means, Accompaniment, and Manner; Numerals, Genitive of the Whole and Ablative with Cardinal Numerals; Ablative of Time. Comparison of 3 rd Declension Nouns with 3 rd Declension I-Stem Nouns. Uses of the Ablative.

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Prepositional Phrases

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Stage 2 New Vocab & Cases

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Case Review Ablative:

Case Review Ablative: 15. Object of Certain Prepositions ( pro for, on behalf of, in front of; sine without), 16. Place Where ( in in, on; sub under), 17. Place from Which ( a, ab from, away from ; e, ex out of, from; de down from, concerning, about)

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