Basic Grammar: Identifying the parts of a sentence
In reading your homework and classwork done while I was away, it became clear that some of you do not easily recognize nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, conjunctions and prepositions. The Activity Book exercises often ask you to identify parts of speech (nouns, adjectives, etc.) and their function in a sentence (subject, direct object, indirect object, object of a preposition, prepositional phrase, transitive, intransitive verb; command forms, infinitive forms, etc.).
Here is a handout on the parts of speech, which are the same in Latin and English.
Parts of Speech The Basics
Videos by Latintutorial:
Basic English Grammar Part I
Basic English Grammar Part II
Latin Sentence Structure
Latin Case System (nominative = subject, genitive = possession, dative = indirect object, accusative = direct object, ablative = object of a preposition and other things, vocative = direct address)
Introduction to Latin Infinitive
Latin Infinitive Part I: Complementary Infinitive
Here is a handout on the parts of speech, which are the same in Latin and English.
Parts of Speech The Basics
Videos by Latintutorial:
Basic English Grammar Part I
Basic English Grammar Part II
Latin Sentence Structure
Latin Case System (nominative = subject, genitive = possession, dative = indirect object, accusative = direct object, ablative = object of a preposition and other things, vocative = direct address)
Introduction to Latin Infinitive
Latin Infinitive Part I: Complementary Infinitive
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