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0.1 A Progressive Latin Grammar and Exercises 1 How to study a language on the Internet and in your head 1.1 So do not assume that... 1.2 See also 2 Special consideration: How to use a Wikibook when progress may mean inaccuracy 3 Grammatical Introduction to Latin 4 What is Latin? 5 Introduction to the Latin Language 5.1 Simple and Compound Words 5.2 Word Parts 6 Types of Words used in Latin 6.1 Nouns 6.2 Verbs 6.3 Modifiers 6.4 Other 6.5 Articles 7 Summary 7.1 Pronunciation 7.2 Declension Tables 7.3 Grammar Part 1: Nouns and Their Role in Sentences 7.4 Adjectives 7.5 Recapitulation 7.6 Exercises 7.7 Chapter 1: Basic Sentences 8 The Nominative Case 8.1 The Nominative Case 8.2 Notes on Vocabulary 8.3 Overview of Adjectives 8.4 Adjectives in Latin 8.5 Grammar: Pluralizing Nominatives 8.6 Basic verbs 8.7 Further Examples 8.8 Third Declension Nouns and Adjectives 8.9 Exercises 9 Present indicative active construct 10 Grammatical Introduction to Verbs 10.1 Examples 10.2 Personal Endings 10.3 Moods 10.4 Voice 10.5 Tense 10.6 Infinitive 10.7 Irregularities 10.8 Personal Pronouns 10.9 Principal Parts 10.10 Using the Dictionary 11 Verbs: Conjugation in the Present Imperfect 11.1 Imperative Mood 12 Adverbs & Prepositions 12.1 Comparatives and Superlatives of Adjectives (Comparativa et superlativa adjectivorum) 12.2 Adverbs 12.3 Conjunctions 12.4 Prepositions 12.5 List of Frequent Adverbs, Prepositions, and Conjunctions in Latin 13 The Accusative Case 13.1 Exercises 13.2 Grammar: The Accusative 13.3 Examples of Adjectives Agreeing with the Nominative and Accusative Case 13.4 Exercise 3 13.5 Grammar: The Use of the Accusative 13.6 Grammatical Explanation Using English Sentences 14 Pronouns 14.1 Personal Pronouns in English 14.2 Personal Pronouns in Latin 14.3 Exercises 15 Chapter 1 Verse 16 Latin I prose 16.1 Chapter 2: Complicated Sentences 17 The Imperfect Tense 17.1 Imperfect Active Indicative 18 The Genitive and Dative Cases 18.1 Noun Tables 18.2 The Genitive 18.3 Agreeing with the Adjectives 18.4 The Dative 18.5 Exercise 2: Translate into English 18.6 Roman Numerals 19 The Future Tense 19.1 Future I, Active 20 The Ablative and Vocative Case 20.1 The Ablative Case 20.2 Grammar Part 5: The Power of the Ablative Case 20.3 Ablative with prepositions 20.4 The Vocative Case 21 The 3rd, 4th and 5th declensions 21.1 3rd, 4th, and 5th Declension Nouns 21.2 4th Declension Masculine/Feminine (each word has a set gender) gradus, m. 21.3 Exercises 22 Irregular Verbs & Revision 22.1 Irregular Verbs 22.2 Exercise 1 22.3 Exercise 2 23 Translation Exercise 23.1 Using a Dictionary 23.2 Exercise 1 24 Imperfect and Future indicative active constructs 24.1 Imperfect Active Indicative 24.2 Future I, Active 24.3 Future conjugation 25 Chapter 2 Verse 25.1 Using a Dictionary 25.2 Exercise 1 25.3 Chapter 3: Advanced Sentences 26 Imperatives 27 Imperative 27.1 Positive Imperative 27.2 Negative Imperative 28 Active v. Passive Verbs 28.1 Examples: 28.2 Deponent verbs 29 Indicative Passive Verbs 30 Principal Parts 30.1 Principal Parts 31 The Perfect Indicative Tense 31.1 Latin Perfect Active Tense 31.2 Rules for Finding the Perfect Stem 32 The Perfect Indicative Passive Verbs 32.1 Forming the Perfect Passive in Latin 32.2 Conjugation of Verbs in the Perfect Passive 32.3 Examples 32.4 Exercises 33 Future and Past Perfect Indicative Tenses 33.1 Future perfect 33.2 Pluperfect 33.3 Examples 34 Ablative Absolute and Accusative Infinitive Constructions 34.1 Ablative Absolute 34.2 Accusative Infinitive 35 Chapter 3 Verse 35.1 Chapter 4: The Subjunctive Mood and Complex Sentences 36 The Subjunctive Mood 36.1 Subjunctives 36.2 Uses of the Subjunctive 37 The Uses of the Subjunctive 37.1 First Person Exhortations (Hortatory Subjunctive) 37.2 Purpose Clauses 37.3 Result Clauses 37.4 Indirect Commands 37.5 Indirect questions 37.6 Notā bene! 38 The Subjunctive Imperfect 38.1 Application 39 The Subjunctive Passive Verbs 39.1 Passive Subjunctive System 40 The Subjunctive Perfects 41 The Subjunctive Perfect Passive Verbs 42 Subjunctive Passive Verbs 42.1 Subjunctive Passive Perfect 42.2 Subjunctive Passive Pluperfect 43 The Gerund and Participles 44 Participles 44.1 Present Active Participles 44.2 Gerund 44.3 Gerundive 45 Exercises 46 Conditional Clauses 46.1 Conditional Clauses 47 Revision 48 Idioms 49 Translation 50 Chapter 4 Verse 51 Verse from the Gospels 51.1 A Verse From the Gospel of St. Luke 51.2 Chapter 5: Review 52 Revision 53 What is Latin? 54 Introduction to the Latin Language 54.1 Simple and Compound Words 54.2 Word Parts 55 Types of Words used in Latin 55.1 Nouns 55.2 Verbs 55.3 Modifiers 55.4 Other 55.5 Articles 56 Summary 56.1 Pronunciation 56.2 Declension Tables 56.3 Grammar Part 1: Nouns and Their Role in Sentences 56.4 Adjectives 56.5 Recapitulation 56.6 Exercises 57 Exercises 57.1 Exercises 57.2 Grammar: The Accusative 57.3 Examples of Adjectives Agreeing with the Nominative and Accusative Case 57.4 Exercise 3 57.5 Grammar: The Use of the Accusative 57.6 Grammatical Explanation Using English Sentences 58 Exercises 58.1 Noun Tables 58.2 The Genitive 58.3 Agreeing with the Adjectives 58.4 The Dative 58.5 Exercise 2: Translate into English 58.6 Roman Numerals 59 Translation 59.1 The Ablative Case 59.2 Grammar Part 5: The Power of the Ablative Case 59.3 Ablative with prepositions 59.4 The Vocative Case 60 Revision 60.1 Personal Pronouns in English 60.2 Personal Pronouns in Latin 60.3 Exercises 61 Poem about Latin 62 Contributors List of Figures 63 Licenses 63.1 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 63.2 GNU Free Documentation License 63.3 GNU Lesser General Public License