Latin III Final 2
Grammar
Terms
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- causal
- describes cause of main action
- Simple fact future
- future indicative in both clauses
- Principal parts of to wish
- volo, velle, volui
- Translate with auxiliaries had and would have
- contrary to fact past
- Translate with auxiliaries should and would
- future less vivid
- Active forms found in deponent verbs
- participles
- Adverbs can be formed from
- adjectives
- Contrary to fact present
- imperfect subjunctive in both clauses
- Introduces a proviso clause
- dummodo
- Words employed to modify verbs, adjectives, or adverbs
- adverb
- What is the regular positive ending of adverbs made from adjectives of the third declension?
- iter
- circumstantial
- describes general circumstances of action of main clause
- Passive forms with active meanings
- deponent verbs
- More or as when used with adverbs
- quam
- Principal parts of to bear
- fero, ferre, tuli, latum
- adversative
- describes a circumstance that might have obstructed the main action
- Translate with auxiliaries were and would (be)
- contrary to fact present
- Denotes comparative
- -ius
- Simple fact present
- present indicative in both clauses
- What is the regular positive ending of adverbs made from adjectives of the first and second declension?
- e
- Contrary to fact past
- pluperfect subjunctive in both clauses
- Denotes negative in proviso clauses
- -ne
- Type of ablative used with some deponents
- means
- temporal
- describes exact time of action of main clause
- How are positive conditions introduced?
- si
- What is the meaning fo quis after si, nisi, ne, and num?
- anyone
- When tamen follows a cum clause, what does cum regularly mean?
- although
- Future less vivid
- present subjunctive in both clauses
- What is the regular negative of the conditional clause in Latin?
- nisi
- Simple fact past
- past tense indicative in both clauses