GCSE Latin: Accidence and Syntax

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Accidence

Nouns 1st Declension 2nd Declension 3rd Declension 4th Declension 5th Declension

Verbs Regular verbs Present Tense Future Tense Imperfect Tense Perfect Tense Pluperfect Tense Passive voice Present, Future & Imperfect Perfect & Pluperfect Subjunctive mood Imperfect & Pluperfect Irregular verbs sum and possum volo, nolo and malo fero and eo Compound Verbs Deponent Verbs

Adjectives 2-1-2 Declension 3rd Declension

Pronouns ego; tu; nos; vos; se meus; tuus; noster; vester; suus is; hic; ille qui, quae, quod ipse, ipsa, ipsum idem, eadem, idem quis, quid quidam; aliquis

Syntax

Standard uses of the cases Nominative Vocative Accusative Genitive Dative Ablative

Other uses of the cases Expressions of time Verbs with the dative Prepositions

Participles Present active participle Perfect passive participle Perfect active participle Future active participle

Clauses with subjunctive Indirect commands Indirect questions Purpose clauses Fearing clauses Result clauses Clauses introduced by cum

Clauses with indicative Direct questions Relative clauses Conditional clauses Clauses introduced by quod or quamquam Clauses introduced by ubi or postquam

Other syntax Comparison Gerundive + ad (for purpose) Indirect statements

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