Latin notes on verbs, adverbs, nouns, adjectives

LATIN NOTES Pronouns : Demonstrative Pronouns Is, ea, id = he she it Singular Masc.Fem.Neuter Nom.iseaid Acc.eumeameum Gen.eiuseiuseius Dat.eieiei Abl.eoeaeo Plural Masc.Fem.Neuter Nom.eieaeea Acc.eoseaseos Gen.eorumearumeorum Dat.eiseiseis Abl.eiseiseis Ille, illa, illud = he, she it/that Singular Masc.Fem.Neuter Nom.illeillaillud Acc.illumillamillud Gen.illiusilliusillius Dat.illiilliilli Abl.illoillaillo Plural Masc.Fem.Neuter Nom.illiillaeilla Acc.illosillasilla Gen.illorumillarumillorum Dat.illisillisillis Abl.illisillisillis NB : ille, illa, illud is ofttimes used to indicate a change of sheath from the anterior sentence e.g. Argus Quintum pugnat; ille fugit Argus attacks Quintus; he (Quintus) flees Personal Pronoun Ego = I, me Nom.ego Acc.me Gen.mei Dat.mihi Abl.me Tu = you (sg.) Nom.tu Acc.te Gen.tui Dat.tibi Abl.te Nos = we, us Nom.nos Acc.nos Gen.nostri Dat.nobis Abl.nobis Vos = you all Nom.vos Acc.vos Gen.vestri Dat.vobis Abl.

vobis Reflective Pronoun Se = himself, herself, itself, themselves Nom.-- Acc.se Gen.sui Dat.sibi Abl.se Used to give the sack to the 3rd Person subject of the sentence e.g. Quintus se occidit Quintus kills himself e.g. Decimus sibi donum dat Decimus gives himself a present e.g. pueri se pulsat The boys are punching themselves The Possessive Adjective Meus, mea, meum = my Tuus, tua, tuum = your Noster, nostra, cure-all = our Vester, vestra, vestrum = your NB : Use these adjectives to describe world-class and 2nd person possession Do non use the genitive of... If you pack to get a bountiful essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com

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