An Introduction to Latin Grammar |
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ablative accent according accusative action Active added Adjectives adverbs agree auxiliary called classed common comparative comparison compounded Conjunctive ctus dative derived ending English EXAMPLES EXCEPTIONS express fear force frequently Future gender genitive Gerund govern Greek Imperative Imperfect imus increase INDEF Indefinite Indicative Infinitive inflected itus joined kinds languages Latin letters likewise manner means Melior Mode names neut neuter nominative nouns observed participle particle Passive past person PLUR plural possess preceding preposition pres Present principal pronouns proper quĉ qualify quam quantity quis quod regularly rules short signifying SING singular sometimes sound substantive sunt superlative syllable taken taught teach tense termed termination things thou varying verb Voice vowel
Bibliographic information
| Title | An Introduction to Latin Grammar |
| Author | Frederick Nolan |
| Published | 1819 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 3 Jun 2013 |
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