Latin for the First Year

Walter Balfour Gunnison, Walter Scott Harley

Silver, Burdett, 1917 - Latin language - 329 pages

Contents

• The Latin Language: 1
• The Alphabet Pronunciation: 3
• Syllables Accent: 5
• The Nominative Case The Verb sum: 7
• Present Tense Active Voice: 9
• The Accusative Case The Direct Object II: 11
• Singular The Genitive Case: 12
• Plural The Dative Case: 15
• The Ablative Case Order of Words: 18
• Present Tense The Accusative with Prepositions: 20
• Review: 23
• Masculine Nouns: 24
• Neuter Nouns Apposi tive and Predicate Nouns: 28
• Present Indicative The Present Infinitive: 31
• Adjectives in us a um Agreement of Adjec tives: 33
• Nouns and Adjectives in er Possessive Pro nominal Adjectives: 36
• Prepositional Phrases: 39
• Review: 41
• Present Indicative The Ablative of the Agent: 42
• pleted Third Conjugation in io: 46
• Nouns in 1 ō r: 49
• Nouns in s x The: 51
• Neuter Nouns in men us The Future Indicative of sum: 54
• The Imperfect Tense Indicative Active The Predicate Accusative: 56
• The Imperfect Tense Indicative Passive Ques tions and Answers: 59
• Review: 62
• Genitive Plural in ium: 63
• Gender Special Nouns: 65
• Separation Place from Which: 67
• The Future Tense Indicative Conjugations I and II: 69
• The Future Tense Indicative Conjugations III: 72
• Adjectives of the Third Declension The Dative with Adjectives: 74
• The Perfect Tense Indicative Active: 77
• The Perfect Tense Indicative Passive: 81
• Review: 84
• The Fourth Declension: 87
• Prefixes The Locative Case Expressions of Place Reviewed: 89
• The Fifth Declension Expressions of Time: 92
• The Pluperfect Indicative: 94
• The Future Perfect Indicative Review of the In dicative Synopses: 97
• Pronominal Adjectives: 102
• Review: 104
• The Relative Pronoun qui The Interrogative Pronoun quis Complex Sentences Clauses: 106
• The Present Infinitive The Uses of the Infinitive: 109
• The Demonstrative Pronouns hic ille iste: 113
• Objective Genitive: 114
• The Perfect Infinitive The Ablative of Cause: 116
• The Demonstrative Pronoun is: 118
• LESSON PAGE XLVII The Future Infinitive Review of the Infinitive The Ablative of Specification: 122
• Personal and Reflexive Pronouns: 126
• The Demonstrative Pronoun idem The Intensive Pronoun ipse: 129
• Review: 131
• Deponent Verbs The Ablative with Certain Deponents: 133
• The Present Subjunctive Active Clauses of Pur pose: 136
• The Present Subjunctive Passive Negative Pur pose: 139
• The Imperfect Subjunctive Primary and Sec ondary Tenses: 142
• The Dative with Special Verbs Noun Clauses with ut or nė: 147
• The Verb possum Clauses of Result: 150
• Compounds of sum The Dative with Compound Verbs The Dative of the Possessor: 153
• Review: 155
• Comparison of Adjectives The Ablative of Com parison: 157
• Irregular Comparison of Adjectives: 161
• Their Formation and Comparison: 163
• The Perfect Subjunctive Indirect Questions: 166
• The Pluperfect Subjunctive Review of the Sub junctive Temporal Clauses with cum: 168
• Cardinal Numeral Adjectives The Accusative of Extent: 173
• Ordinal Adjectives The Genitive of the Whole The Genitive and Ablative of Description: 176
• Indefinite Pronouns Review of Pronouns Re view of Prepositions: 178
• Review Certain Noun Suffixes: 181
• The Imperative Mood The Vocative Case: 183
• The Present and the Perfect: 185
• The Ablative Absolute: 188
• The Future Participles The Dative of the Agent: 191
• The Gerundive The Gerund: 193
• The Verbs volō and nōlō Conditional Sentences: 209
• Review of Conjunctions Review of the Nomina: 215
• THE WAR WITH THE HELVETII Caesar Book I Chapters: 221
• SUPPLEMENTARY READING: 234
• ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENTARY READING New York State: 253
• APPENDIX: 267
• TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS: 302
• ENGLISHLATIN VOCABULARY: 328
• VOCABULARY FOR THE FIRST YEAR New York State Syl: 338
• INDEX: 345

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Page 289 - IMPERFECT eramus, we were eratis, you were erant, they were FUTURE erimus, we shall be eritis, you will be erunt, they will be PERFECT...

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Bibliographic information

• Title: Latin for the First Year
• Authors: Walter Balfour Gunnison, Walter Scott Harley
• Publisher: Silver, Burdett, 1917
• Original from: the University of California
• Digitized: Nov 17, 2007
• Length: 329 pages