Exam notes Year 10 December 2019

VocabularyYear 7/8/9 for GCSE vocabulary list  


Roman life -    Patronage  (not 2019)
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Grammar: 

NOUNS: endings of                   puella           servus     templum (n)                      leo     corpus (n)                                 

                                                               (Neuters ending in -a are plural !)


PRONOUNS: endings of         is, ea, id   ( =   he, she, it, they   this/that)                         hic,  haec, hoc   (  =   this/these     he, she it, they)                                        

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           ABL                      NOM          NOM            GEN                       ACC            DAT                DAT           GEN

                        At the tenth hour, Quintus, a friend of the master, cooked dinner for Poppaea, the friend of Clemens, with
                     ABL               ABL     VOC                  NOM                 ACC
                   
food in the kitchen, Lucius, “ said    Marcus for two minutes.

   

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VERBS (Indicative)

                                            ACTIVE (INDIC)                 SUBJ                                                    PASSIVE (INDIC)
Present                             porto                                          x

 

Imperfect

 

Future                                                                                   x

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Perfect                                                                                  x

  

Pluperfect 


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Present Participle        portans,   portantis  (like leo) =   carrying

       

Perfect Participle                                                                                                             portatus, -a, -um  = Having been carried

 

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Present Infinitive         portare  = to carry

                                         trahere  = to drag

 

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Imperative
                   S.                 porta

                    Pl.               portate

 

        +        dic = Say!            duc  = Lead!          fer  = Bring!         fac =  Do! or Make!

           noli / nolite portare = Don't carry!

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SUBJUNCTIVES 

Purpose clauses   ut )
                                  ne ) followed by an Imperfect Subjunctive
                                  qui) 

              ubi)  


Five uses of the Subjunctive

         a)   ut / ne Purpose                        (followed by an Imperfect Subjunctive)
         b)   ut / ne  Indirect Command   (followed by an Imperfect Subjunctive)
         c)   ut           Result Clause             (followed by an Imperfect Subjunctive)
         d)  cum = when                              (followed by an Imperfect or Pluperfect Subjunctive)
         e)  Indirect Question                     (followed by an Imperfect or Pluperfect Subjunctive)

Imperfect/Pluperfect Subjunctive??

scriberem               scripsissem                   portavissent             portaremus               essetis                        fuisset



Revision

ADVERBS    laete    stulte    crudelissime    celerrime    optime

                        fortiter    celeriter    crudeliter     diligenter



GERUNDIVE OF OBLIGATION:

The DATIVE tells you who MUST DO something. 

mihi fugiendum est.                            militibus pugnandum est.

 I must flee.                                             The soldiers must fight.



ABLATIVE ABSOLUTES

servo cantante, omnes domum redierunt.
a)
b)

ancillis spectantibus, fur domo discessit.
a)
b)

milite capto, Romani ad urbem redierunt.
a)
b)

matribus inventis, liberi laetissimi erant.
a)
b)