Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata - Grammar by lesson

I. Primum Capitulum

a. nominative vs. ablative (Italia vs in Italiā)

b. word order

c. interrrogatives

i. -ne

ii. ubi

iii. num

iv. quid?

d. first second declension singular and plural nominative

II. Alterum Capitulum

a. first second declension nominative and genitive

b. quis? quae? quid? (quae is often used substantively)

c. quot?

d. ūnus, duo, trēs

III. Tertium Capitulum

a. 3p sing. verbs present: first, second, fourth conjugation

b. accusative singular 1st, 2nd masc.

c. eam/eum/mē/tē

d. quis/quem quae/quam (as interrogative pronouns)

e. cūr? quia?

f. relative pronoun: quī quae quod/ quem quam quod

IV. Quartum

a. vocative

b. imperative

c. is/eius/eum

d. suus/eius

V. Quintum

a. accusative sing/plural

b. prepositions: ab, cum, ex, in, sine

c. ablative sing/pl

d. is/ea/id

VI. Sextum

a. prepositions with accusative (ad, ante, apud, circum, inter, per, post, prope)

b. quo? unde?

c. active and passive voice

d. ablative of means

VII. Septimum

a. dative sing/pl

b. reflexive se

c. in + abl or accusative

d. hic haec hoc (introduced)

e. verbs in composition

VIII. Octavum

a. ille/illa/illud

b. -io verbs of the third conjugation: indicative and imperative

c. tantus/quantus

d. ablative of price

IX. Nonum

a. third declension: consonant and ‘i’ stems: masculine and feminine

b. review of declensions 1-3

c. ēst/edunt (edō, esse)

d. dum

e. ipse

X. Decimum

a. cum/quod + indicative

b. infinitives active and passive (present)

c. vult/volunt

d. necesse est (+ dative)

e. ablativus modi [ablative of means]

XI. Undecimum

a. third declension neuter

b. accusative and infinitive

c. dē + abl

d. ablative of specification or limit

e. potest/possunt/posse

XII. Duodecimum

a. fourth declension

b. imperāre, pārēre + dative

c. adjectives of the third declension

d. comparison of adjectives

e. partitive genitive

f. mīlia + genitive plural

g. consonant stems of the third conjugation

h. ferre (fert/ferunt/fertur/feruntur, fer/ferte)

i. dīc/dūc/fac/fer

XIII. Tertium decimum

a. fifth declension

b. Roman calendar

c. quandō?

d. cardinal and ordinal numbers

XIV. Quartum decimum

a. uter/neuter/alter/uterque

b. participles

c. mihi/tibi

XV. Quintum decimum

a. second person: all verbs + possum

b. personal pronouns

XVI. Sextum decimum

a. deponent verbs

b. ablative absolute

c. ablative of comparison

d. eō, īre

e. fiō, fierī

XVII. Septimum decimum

a. numbers

b. passive voice all numbers (conj.’s 1-4)

XVIII. Duodevicesimum

a. Latin alphabet

b. īdem eadem idem

c. adverbs:

i. positive, comparative, superlative

ii. numerical adverbs

d. faciō/fiō

XIX. Undevicesimum

a. irregular adjectives

b. nūllus/ūllus/tōtus

c. genitive of quality

d. imperfect of all conjugations: active and passive

e. imperfect of esse

f. domus

g. vocatives for nouns in -ius (filius)

XX. Vicesimum

a. future tense: all conjugations active and passive

b. velle

c. carēre + ablative

XXI. Vicesimum primum

a. perfect system

i. indicative

ii. infinitive

iii. perfect passive participle

b. neuters of the fourth declension

XXII. Vicesimum secundum

a. supine

b. tenses

c. quis/quid

XXIII. Vicesimum tertium

a. future participle

b. future passive participle

XXIV. Vicesimum quartum

a. pluperfect

b. deponent verbs: perfect tense

c. pluperfect passive

d. ablative of comparisons

e. adverbs in ‘ō’

XXV. Vicesimum quintum

a. imperative of deponent verbs

b. objective genitive

c. accusative and infinitive

XXVI. Vicesimum sextum

a. gerund/gerundive

b. adjectives in -er

c. quisquam/quidquam

d. future imperative

XXVII. Vicesimum septimum

a. Present subjunctive: active/passive

b. verbs of demanding and ordering:

c. nē...quidem

d. ūtī + ablative

XXVIII. Duodetricesimum

a. imperfect subjunctive: active and passive

b. consecutive (result) clauses

XXIX. Undetricesimum

a. deliberative questions

b. indirect questions

c. ‘cum’ iterative (cum iterativum)

d. ‘cum’ temporal and causal

e. final (purpose) clauses

f. genitive of value

g. genitive of the charge

h. accusative and infinitive of exclamation

XXX. Tricesimum

a. distributive numbers

b. hortatory subjunctive

c. future perfect: active and passive

XXXI. Tricesimum primum

a. opatative subjunctive

b. gerundive

c. quisquis, quidquid

d. ōdī, ōdisse

e. coram/ super + ablative

f. semideponents

XXXII. Tricesimum secundum

a. perfect subjunctive: active and passive

b. subjunctive of wish

c. fear clauses

d. verbs of remembering and forgetting

e. aliquis/alquid

f. fit/accidit ut + subjunctive

g. ablative of quality

h. vīs/vīrēs

XXXIII. Tricesimum tertium

a. pluperfect subjunctive

b. contrafactual subjunctive

c. gerund

d. future imperative

XXXIV. Tricesimum quartum

a. poetry

XXXV. Tricesimum quintum