Latin notes on verbs, adverbs, nouns, adjectives

LATIN NOTES Pronouns : Demonstrative Pronouns Is, ea, id = he she it rum 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 often used to indicate a change of drug-addicted from the previous 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 usaged to evoke 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, nostrum = our Vester, vestra, vestrum = your NB : Use these adjectives to describe initiatory and 2nd person possession Do Not use the genitive of... If you postulate to get a full essay, order it on our website: OrderEssay.net< br/>
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