Review Grammar Topics Ch. 1-6

The case used to show i) time-when ii) after some prepositions and iii) to mean ‘by’, ‘with’ or ‘from’

• ablative
• nominative
• accusative

The case used i) by the object of a sentence ii) time-how-long iii) after some prepositions

• accusative
• nominative
• ablative

A form of a noun which shows what it’s doing in the sentence

• case
• declension
• tense

A group of nouns which have the same endings

• declension
• conjugation
• case

A way of grouping nouns into three categories: ‘m/f/n’ in vocabulary lists

• gender
• number
• case

The ‘to’ form of the verb: ‘to do’ an action

• infinitive
• present
• past

The case used by the subject of a sentence:

• nominative
• accusative
• ablative

A thing, person or idea

• noun
• verb
• adjective

How many? One, or more than one

• number
• gender
• case

Whatever is having the verb done to it; expressed by the accusative case in Latin

• object
• subject
• infinitive