latin grammar
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12 Terms
accusative
the direct object, e.g. bobs mom gave Kelly the tickets, tickets would be accusative
nominative
the subject of a sentence e.g bobs mom gave Kelly the tickets, bobs mom would be nominative
genitive
indicates the possession, bobs mom gave Kelly the tickets, so bobs, translates of usually
dative
case of indirect object, translated to or for, bobs mom gave Kelly the tickets, Kelly is dative
ablative
by with from, bobs mom gave Kelly the tickets, there is no ablative but if it said at the end with a smile that would be ablative
comparative
more e.g. longer = longer, ior or ius ending
conditional
clause beginning if or unless
deponent
verb that is passive but translates active
gerundive
something needed to be done using ad
imperative
form of verb used for a direct command
indicative
form of verb expressing a fact
indirect statement or command or questions
when you say like he said this or he asked this, com ut or ne, quest - question words (cur)
