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talis, e
such, of such a kind
tantus, a, um
so much, so great, so large (such a great, such a large)
tot
so many
ita
so, in such a way, thus
tam
so
sic
so, in this way
the CC in CCHROM
cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum - drive
constituo, constituere, constitui, constitutum - set up
compel
constitution
H in CCHROM
hortor, ari, atus sum - encourage
exhort
R in CCHROM
rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatum - to ask
O in CCHROM
oro, oare, oavi, oatum - to beg
M in CCHROM
moneo, monere, monui, monitum - to warn
What case do objects of PIMP words take?
dative
What case do objects of CCHROM words take?
accusative
What case do objects of PPQ words take?
ablative+preposition
What construction are PIMPCHROM words used in?
Indirect Commands
Optative (wish)
Utinam
Relative Purpose
uses relative pronoun in place of ut, negative is ne
Types of Cum Clauses
Temporal, Circumstantial, Causal, Concessive
Cum Concessive
although (always with tamen), follows sequence of tenses
Cum Causal
since, follows sequence of tenses
Cum Circumstantial
when, subjunctive for past and indicative for present/future
Gerunds of Purpose
ad + gerund (acc) = to ________
gerund (genitive) + causa or gratia = for the sake of _______
Gerundive of Necessity steps
1. noun, pronoun in nominative
2. verb "to be"
3. agreeing gerundive
4. agent in dative
Indirect Statement steps
1. caput verb
2. THAT
3. accusative subject
4. infinitive