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18 Cards in this Set
- Front
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what demonstratives do
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point out or show specific persons/things; that, this, these, those, same, certain.
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what parts of speech they are
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Pronouns and Adjectives
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for which genitive use you cannot use 1st and 2nd personal pronouns
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mei, tui, vestrum, nostrum, to show possession use use the possessive adjectives meus, tuus, vester, noster.
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the three things relative pronouns and their antecedents agree i
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Gender, person and number
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how to determine the case of a relative pronoun
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its use in the clause determines its case.
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what relative pronouns do
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introduce relative clauses.
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how the interrogative pronoun translates
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Who, whose, whom, what.
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how the interrogative adjective translates and is declined
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which, what, declined like relative pronouns chart.
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how to form the ablative of accompaniment for 1st and 2nd personal pronouns, relative pronouns, etc.
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Mecum, nobiscum
tecum, vobiscum quo/quacum, quibuscum. |
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what demonstratives do
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point out or show specific persons/things; that, this, these, those, same, certain.
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what parts of speech they are
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Pronouns and Adjectives
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for which genitive use you cannot use 1st and 2nd personal pronouns
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mei, tui, vestrum, nostrum, to show possession use use the possessive adjectives meus, tuus, vester, noster.
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the three things relative pronouns and their antecedents agree i
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Gender, person and number
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how to determine the case of a relative pronoun
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its use in the clause determines its case.
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what relative pronouns do
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introduce relative clauses.
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how the interrogative pronoun translates
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Who, whose, whom, what.
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how the interrogative adjective translates and is declined
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which, what, declined like relative pronouns chart.
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how to form the ablative of accompaniment for 1st and 2nd personal pronouns, relative pronouns, etc.
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Mecum, nobiscum
tecum, vobiscum quo/quacum, quibuscum. |
