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Opus Novum Review Grammar

Opus Novum Review Grammar. Case Syntactic structures (clauses, absolutes) Participles The infinitive Number Finite verbs Declensions. Case.

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Opus Novum Review Grammar

Opus Novum Review Grammar. Case Syntactic structures (clauses, absolutes) Participles The infinitive Number Finite verbs Declensions. Case.

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National Latin Exam CRASH COURSE!

National Latin Exam CRASH COURSE!. Latin II. NOUNS. All the declensions! All the cases! Nominative Genitive Dative Accusative Ablative You know all those! BUT There are a couple of new uses you need to learn. The ABLATIVE ABSOLUTE. Milite vulner?t? , nemo me custodi?bat .

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English Examples of Indirect Statement

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Writing Style

Writing Style. Specific guidelines. Titles and headings Direct statements Emphasis Sexist language abbreviation. Sentence structure Repetition and parallelism Ambiguity Qualifiers Misused words Redundancy and wordiness. Outline. Titles and headings (I).

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Latin Grammar

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Wheelock XXV

Wheelock XXV. Infinitives Indirect Statement. Infinitives. We know present active and present passive:. Infinitives. However, each verb has six infinitives:. Infinitives. Example: ag?, agere, ?g?, ?ctum = to lead. Practice. Translate: laud?re c?pisse laud?turus esse monita esse

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Catullus (84-54 B.C.)

Catullus (84-54 B.C.). Nikki Begnal , Chris Robotham , Chris DeAngelo , Cal Pettinelli. Life of Catullus. Born in Verona, Cisalpine Gaul in about 82 B.C. Moved to Rome as a young man Wrote 116 poems that have been saved Knew Cicero as well as Caelius Rufus

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Chapter 32

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Catullus

Catullus . Nikki Begnal , Chris Robotham , Chris DeAngelo , Cal Pettinelli. Life of Catullus. Born in Verona, Cisalpine Gaul in about 82 B.C. Moved to Rome as a young man Wrote 116 poems that have been saved Knew Cicero as well as Caelius Rufus

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Latin Phrase

Latin Phrase. Ad Infinitum to infinity; endlessly; without limit. Quiz. 1. Give English for Amor Vincit Omnia . 2. Give English for Semper Paratus . 3. Give English for Semper Fidelis . Give English for Iustitia Omnibus . Give English for Caveat Emptor

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Indirect Statements

Indirect Statements. Latin III K Stage 40. Indirect Statements. An indirect statement is a clause that follows verbs that mean say, think, believe, etc. (STKP verbs) In English, we use a noun clause In Latin, we use an infinitive for the verb, and a subject in the accusative case.

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St. 35

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In English there are four participles: present active and passive and

In English there are four participles: present active and passive and perfect active and passive. In Latin there are three participles: present active, perfect passive, and future active. Latin Present Active Participle (Page 282) Present Stem + ns (Nom.) ntis (Gen.)

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Review of Indirect Statement (Indirect Discourse) (Page 278)

Review of Indirect Statement (Indirect Discourse) (Page 278) In Latin when a simple statement is indirectly quoted , the verb is changed from the indicative mood in the direct statement to the infinitive in the indirect

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Indirect Statement!!!

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Based on what you know about Petruchio , select a chat-up line that he might use to woo Katherine

The Wooing Scene: W hat can you infer about Katherine and Petruchio in the scene where he woos her? . Based on what you know about Petruchio , select a chat-up line that he might use to woo Katherine. Did it hurt when you fell from heaven?

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GERUNDS AND GERUNDIVES

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INITIUM

EGO PUTO: THE INCREDIBLE INDIRECT STATEMENT GAME. Roll a die to move along the path. When you land on a space, draw an appropriately colored card, then speak an indirect statement incorporating the elements on the card and the verb you landed on.

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