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Latin 4

Intermediate Latin vocabulary and grammar concepts, continuing the Latin 1, 2, and 3 decks.

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39 basic cards for Intermediate Latin. Set 1 of 3 in Latin. It opens with "In what tense is the subjunctive mood used to express a purpose clause?" and "What is the formation of the perfect stem in Latin?". More Latin at other levels is listed below.

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In what tense is the subjunctive mood used to express a purpose clause?
Show answerPresent subjunctive (ut + subjunctive)
What is the formation of the perfect stem in Latin?
Show answerThird principal part minus the -i ending
How do you express 'I believe him to be wise' in Latin?
Show answerAccusative + infinitive (indirect statement)
What grammatical structure consists of a noun in the ablative plus an adjective or participle, set apart as a modifying phrase?
Show answerAblative absolute
What Latin construction expresses the consequence or result of an action?
Show answerResult clause (ut + subjunctive, often preceded by tam, ita, or sic)
In conditional sentences, what is the protasis?
Show answerThe if-clause, or the condition
What is a present active participle in Latin?
Show answerA participle formed from the present stem plus -ns, expressing ongoing action
What is the difference between a gerund and a gerundive?
Show answerA gerund is a verbal noun; a gerundive is a verbal adjective
How is a comparative adjective formed in Latin?
Show answerAdd -ior to the genitive singular stem (masc./fem.) or -ius (neut.)
How is a superlative adjective formed in Latin?
Show answerAdd -issimus, -issima, or -issimum to the genitive singular stem
What is an irregular verb in Latin?
Show answerA verb that does not follow regular conjugation patterns, such as sum, eo, volo, nolo, or malo
What is a deponent verb in Latin?
Show answerA verb with passive forms but active meaning
What is a semi-deponent verb?
Show answerA verb that is deponent in the present system but regular in the perfect system
In a relative clause, what is the antecedent?
Show answerThe noun to which the relative pronoun refers
What mood is used in temporal clauses introduced by cum (when)?
Show answerSubjunctive mood, in the perfect or imperfect tense depending on the time reference

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