Monday, December 3, 2012

Lingua Latina: Cap. XVIII Summary

Summary: In school, the students learn how to read and write letters. Sextus writes well, but Marcus writes poorly, so the teacher punishes Marcus. The teacher also writes a letter to Iulius, stating that Marcus is not a well-behaved boy, and is instead very sluggish. 

Vocabulary:

  • calamus, -i (pen)
  • cera, -ae (wax)


Grammar:

  • Positive, Comparative, and Superlative forms of Adverbs & Adjectives
    • Adverbs:
      • Positive (-e, -iter)
      • Comparative (-ius)
      • Superlative (-issime)
    • Adjectives:
      • Positive (1st/2nd or 3rd)
      • Comparative (-ior, -ius)
      • Superlative (-issimus and sometimes -llimus or -rrimus)
  • -dem and -que pronouns
    • -dem pronouns mean "the same" and are delined like personal pronouns.
    • -que pronouns mean "each" and are declined like relative pronouns

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