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| The form of comparison when comparing only two items. |
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| The form of comparison when comparing three items or more. |
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| The double dative is translated as such: |
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| Comparative forms of adjectives and adverbs are conjugated as follows: |
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| Superlative forms of adjectives and adverbs are conjugated as follows: |
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| Irregular endings of superlatives are as follows: |
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| -errimus, -illimus (pulcherrimus, simillimus) |
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| The comparative and superlative forms of bonus are: |
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| The comparative and superlative forms of malus are: |
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| The comparative and superlative forms of magnus are: |
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| Examples of adjectives that modify nouns in the dative are: |
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| fidelis, idoneus, utilis, par |
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| The ablative of time is a case that... |
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| Tells when something happened, and it has no preposition. |
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| 'Quarto anno' would be translated as... |
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| 'Quinque annis' would be translated as... |
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| 'Aestate' would be translated as... |
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| Ablative of degree of difference is the case in which... |
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| The ablative case is used with a comparative and either preposition ante or post. |
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| Ablative of specification is the case in which... |
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| It is constituted of only a noun. |
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| 'Multo longior' would be translated as... |
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| 'Ante paulo' would be translated as... |
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| 'Multo post' would be translated as... |
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| 'Multo post' would be translated as... |
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| The ablative of description consists of... |
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| A noun and an adjective, and is translated with the word 'of'. |
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| 'Magna (long mark over the last a) virtute' is translated as... |
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| Ablative of cause consists of.... |
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| Just the noun in the ablative case, no preposition. |
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| The present form of the infinitive is translated as... |
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| The perfect form of the infinitive is... |
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| The future form of the infinitive is..... |
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| A pronoun, translated as he, she, it, and they. |
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| An adjective translated as his, her, its, and their. |
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| The three tenses of participles, in Latin, are... |
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-ns, nt
-4th principle part
-urus |
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| The participles, in English, are translated as... |
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-____ing
-having been _______
-about to ______ |
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