1
Q
First declension declined
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Puella puella Puellam Puellae Puellae Puella
Puellae Puellae Puellas Puellarum Puellis Puellis
2
Q
Second declension declined
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Servus Serve Servum Servi Servo Servo
Servi Servi Servos Servorum Servis Servis
3
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Third declesion declined
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Canis Canis Canem Canis Cani Cane
Canes Canes Canes Canum Canibus
4
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Frater, leone territus, effugere volebat
A
The brother, having been frightened by he lion, water to run away
5
Q
What does the ablative case mean?
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By, with or from
OCR GCSE Latin
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Decks in class (38)
# Cards
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Present Participles7
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Perfect Participles Passive6
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Perfect Participles Active17
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The Subjunctive Mood41
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The Ablative Case5
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Time Expressions3
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Preposition Followed By The Accusative (13)13
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Preposition With Ablative (6)7
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The Passive voice: Present And Imperfect tenses, perfect and pluperfect16
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Ablative Absolute11
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Deponent Verbs21
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Nouns of declensions7
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Future participles5
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The Future Tense8
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Indirect Statement34
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Easily Comfused Words43
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Adjectives With Regular Comoarisons21
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Adjectives With Irregukar Comoarisons15
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Uses Of Cases6
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Personal Pronouns5
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He, She, It, Them3
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This3
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That3
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Who, Which3
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Irregular Verbs19
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Declensions78
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Infinitive Phrases8
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Participle Phrases (general)4
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3rd And 4th Conjuagtion Future Tense1
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Uses Of Cases Simple5
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Gerundive Of Purpose8
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Expressing Comparisons3
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Comparison Of Irregular And Regular Adverbs33
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Direct Commands17
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Prohibitions4
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Fearing Clauses4
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Subordinate Clauses With Indicitive Verbs5
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Subordinate Clauses With Subjunctive verbs7
