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Understanding Clause Markers and Governing Verbs in Latin Grammar

This guide explores various types of clauses in Latin, focusing on clause markers, governing verbs, and their classifications. From clauses of comparison and relative clauses to temporal, conditional, and indirect questions, each section clarifies the grammatical structures that underlie Latin syntax. Key terms such as adverbial, adjectival, and noun clauses are discussed in relation to their usage. The resource is ideal for students looking to deepen their understanding of Latin grammar and improve their translation skills.

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Understanding Clause Markers and Governing Verbs in Latin Grammar

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  1. Clause Markers Governing Verbs Adjective, Adverb, or Noun Clause Case Usage Potpourri $ 100 $ 100 $ 100 $ 100 $ 100 $ 200 $ 200 $ 200 $ 200 $ 200 $ 300 $ 300 $ 300 $ 300 $ 300 $ 400 $ 400 $ 400 $ 400 $ 400 $ 500 $ 500 $ 500 $ 500 $ 500

  2. Category 1 Ques. 1 • Quam or Ut • What is a Clause of Comparison?

  3. C1 Q2 • Form of Qui/Quae/Quod • What is a Relative Clause?

  4. C1 Q3 • Dum • What is a Temporal Clause?

  5. C1Q4 • Si • What is a Condition Clause?

  6. C1Q5 • A question word as a clause marker • What is an Indirect Question?

  7. C2Q1 • Verb is in the indicative mood and often gapped • What is a Clause of Comparison?

  8. C2Q2 • Verbs that raise expectation related to saying, thinking, perceiving (VMP) • What is an Indirect Statement? Or Indirect Question?

  9. C2Q3 • Verb is one of the “special ten” • What is an Indirect Command?

  10. C2Q4 • Verb of fearing • What is a Clause of Fearing?

  11. C2Q5 • Governing expression has a comparative signal word • What is Clause of Comparison?

  12. C3Q1 • Purpose Clause • What is and Adverbial Clause?

  13. C3Q2 • Indirect Question • What is a noun clause?

  14. C3Q3 • Relative Clause • What is an adjectival clause?

  15. C3Q4 • Ablative Absolute • What is an adjectival clause?

  16. C3Q5 • Temporal Clause • What is an adverbial clause?

  17. C4Q1 • R Mur Ris Minī Tur Ntur • What are Passive Verb Endings?

  18. C4Q2 • ī imus istī istis it ērunt • What are Special Person Endings?

  19. C4Q3 • Has a short –ere in the infinitive and –io in the indicative. • What is Third Conjugation?

  20. C4Q4 • o i i i i u • What are variable vowels?

  21. C4Q5 • o, m mus s tis t nt • What are Active Person Endings?

  22. C5Q1 • Noun in the ablative case preceded by ā/ab. • What is an Ablative of Agent?

  23. C5Q2 • Most common use of a noun in the accusative • What is a Direct Object?

  24. C5Q3 • Noun in the genitive that is a divisible group or entity and is modifying a word that denotes quantity. • What is a Partitive Genitive?

  25. C5Q4 • Noun in the dative that appears only with: amīcus, inimīcus, aptus, cārus, grātus, proximus, similis, and dissimilis. • What is Dative with Adjective?

  26. C5Q5 • Noun in the dative that is governed by a verb of giving, showing, or telling. • What is an Indirect Object?

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