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§ 82-86.

§ 82. Adverbs of Place answer what questions? Adverbs of Time answer what? Adverbs of Number answer what? Adverbs of Description express what? How are many of these derived? What are the Adverbs of Negation?

§83. Say the Prepositions which take the Accusative Case. Say those which take the Ablative Case. How is cum used with Pronouns ? Say the Prepositions which take Accusative or Ablative. What is said of in, sub? What Prepositions are compounded with Verbs? What inseparable Particles are so compounded? What kind of change do Prepositions suffer in composition?-Ex. What do many Verbs suffer?-Ex.

§ 84. Of what two kinds are Conjunctions? What are the Co-ordinative Conjunctions?-Ex. What the Subordinative ? -Ex.

§ 85. What is said of Interrogative Particles?—Say these.

§ 86. What is an Interjection? Say the most usual Interjections. What Cases are used with them severally?

NOTE.

Note III. p. 126, with D. p. 123, etc., should be learnt in this place, when Declension and Conjugation are well known.

§ 87.

A. What is a Simple Sentence?-Ex. B. What is called the Subject?-Ex. a. What must the Subject be? C. What is the Predicate?-Ex. a. Why may a single Verb be a Sentence?Ex. D. What is a Link-Verb? What a Complement? What do these together form?-Ex. Can the Link-Verb be omitted? a. What are Copulative Verbs? Say some of these (see Glossary). E. 1. When is an Adjective said to be in Attribution?-Ex.

With what variety of use ?-Ex. 2. When is a Substantive said to be in Apposition? With what variety of use?-Ex.

Say the Rules:

§ 88-94.

§ 88. For Agreement of Finite Verb.-Ex.
§ 89. For Agreement of Adjective.-Ex.
§ 90. For Agreement of Substantive.-Ex.
§91. For Agreement of Relative.--Ex.

§ 92. For Agreement with a Composite Subject.-Ex. Say the Rule: 1. when the Nouns differ in Person.-Ex. 2. When the Nouns differ in Gender.-Ex. a. What may happen, if the things signified are inanimate ?-Ex.

§ 93. Say the Rules: (1) For the Case of the Subject of Finite Verb.-Ex. (2) For the Case of the Subject of an Infinitive Verb. -Ex.

§ 94. Say the Rule for the agreement of the Complement with the Subject.-Ex. What is the Construction of Accusative and Infinitive called?

NOTES, p. 132.

B. What does the term Adjective include? C. What does the term Substantive include? D. 1. What may the Relative refer to? 2. Explain its construction. F. 1. Show how a Subject becomes Composite.-Ex. 2. When may a Singular Verb be used with a Composite Subject? 3. How otherwise may the Construction be varied? Why is the word 'generally' used in $94?

§ 95-103.

§ 95. What are the functions of the Accusative Case? Say the Rules:

§ 96. For Accusative of Object.-Ex.

§ 97. For Cognate Accusative.-Ex.

§ 98. For Double Accusative (Nearer and Remoter Object). -Ex.

§ 99. For Double Accusative (Object and Oblique Complement).-Ex.

§ 100. For Accusative of Respect.-Ex.

§ 101. For Accusative of Place Whither.-Ex.

§ 102. For Accusative of Time (Duration).-Ex. Of Space. -Ex.

§ 103. For Accusative after Prepositions.

NOTES, p. 134.

A. What is meant by Quid-Verbs?-Ex. How may Transitive Construction become Passive? In B. mention some peculiar uses of Verbs Transitive and Intransitive. C. What is meant by Quem-quid Verbs? Say some. How may their Construction become Passive?-Ex. D. What is meant by Quid-quale Verbs? Say some. How may their construction become Passive?-Ex. E. What is said of the Accusative of Respect ?-Ex.

§ 104-109.

§ 104. What are the functions of the Dative Case ?

§ 105. What are Trajective Words? Their chief meanings? § 106. Say Rule and Examples of Dative with Trajectives: (1) Of Nearness and its Contraries. (2) Of Demonstration and its Contraries. (3) Of Gratification and its Contraries. (4) Of Dominion and its Contraries. a. Say Rule for Compound Trajective Verbs.-Ex.

§ 107. Say Rule for the Dativus Commodi et Incommodi. -Ex. Say Rule for Ethic Dative.-Ex. Say Rule for Dative with sum and Compounds.-Ex. Say Rule for Dative with est, sunt, -Ex. Say Rule for Dative with Participles and Participials.Ex. Say Rule for Dative of Complement without or with a second Dative. Ex. Say Rule for attracted Dative of Complement. -Ex.

NOTE, p. 135.

4. What is meant by Cui-Verbs? By Cui-quid Verbs?-Ex. B. Trace the connection of Trajective words. C. How comes it that many Compound Verbs are Trajective? D. Why is a Dativus Commodi vel Incommodi admissible in almost any Predication? Explain nubere viro, vacare philosophiae. E. Mention Adjectives which take Preposition with Acc. instead of a Dative.

Mention Adjectives which take either Dative or Genitive. F. Mention Verbs which resemble Cui-Verbs in sense, without being Cui-Verbs. Exemplify the great variation of Case-Construction with Verbs. G. How is the Dative variously rendered in English after various words? H. Give Examples of Dative after Verb Passive.

§ 110-125.

§ 110. What are the functions of the Ablative Case ? § 111. Ablative of Cause.-Say Examples.

§ 112. Ablative of Instrument.-Ex.

§ 113. Ablative of Manner.-Ex.
§ 114. Ablative of Condition.-Ex.
§ 115. Ablative of Quality.-Ex.
§ 116. Ablative of Respect.-Ex.
§ 117. Ablative of Price.-Ex.
§ 118. Ablative of Measure.-Ex.
§ 119. Ablative of Matter.-Ex.

Say Rule and Examples of Case after: a. fungor, etc., dignus, etc., opus, usus. b. After words of abounding and wanting, etc. (Genitive as well as Ablative).

§ 120. Say Rule for Ablative of Time.-Ex.

§ 121. Say Rule for Ablative of the Road by-Which.-Ex. For Ablative of Place Where.-Ex. a. For Locative Case in 1st and 2nd Declension.-Ex. For humi, domi, ruri, etc. For

Ablative of Place Whence.-Ex. For domo, rure, etc.

§ 122. Say Rule for Ablative with Prepositions. a. For Ablative with Compound Verbs.-Ex. b. For Ablative of Agent.-Ex. § 123. For Ablative of Separation and Origin.-Ex.

§ 124. For Ablative of Thing Compared.-Ex.

§ 125. For Ablative Absolute.-Ex.

Adjective.-Ex.

NOTES, p. 136.

a. With Substantive or

4. What English Prepositions are used to express the various functions of the Latin Ablative? B. In what instances are Latin Prepositions occasionally used instead of the Simple Ablative?-Ex. C. What does the Case of Quality require? D. Explain the Case-construction of muto, I change.-Ex. E. How is the Ablative of Measure used? What Ablative words in

particular?-Ex. F. Show the use of Prepositions in defining Time.—Ex. G. 1. How is Place-Where expressed with or without Prepositions ?—Ex. Render, in the Iliad; in Homer. 2. Give some account of the Locative Case in Latin. 3. Can Prepositions be used with names of towns ?-Ex. H. What is said of the Case with words of Separation and Origin? K. 1. When must quam be used after Comparatives?-Ex. 2. When is it sometimes left out?-Ex. Render, 'tu es pulchrior quam prudentior:' 'senectus est loquacior:' 'plures uxores:''gravior morbus.' L. 1. Into what may an Ablative Absolute often be transformed ?-Ex. 2. What is a common instance of Absolute Substantive with Substantive?

§ 126-136.

§ 126. What are the functions of the Genitive Case ? § 127. Genitive of Author and Possessor.-Ex. a. Genitive depending on a word omitted.-Ex. b. Genitive before which nature, token, function, (part), or duty, may be supplied.—Ex. § 128. Genitive of Quality.-Ex. What must accompany it? a. Say Rule for Elliptic Genitives.-Ex.

§ 129. Genitive with interest, rēfert.—Ex. Pronoun Cases with interest, rēfert.—Ex.

a. Say Rule for

§ 130. Say Rule for Genitive of the Thing Distributed.-Ex. a. How are nostrûm, vestrûm, used?

§ 131. For Genitive of the Thing Measured.-Ex.

§ 132. Say the First Rule for Objective Genitive.-Ex. a. For use of mei, etc., and meus, etc.-Ex. (a) Say Rule for Genitive agreeing with a Genitive understood in meus, etc.—Ex.

§ 133. Say the Second Rule for Objective Genitive.-Ex. a. What is the Case-construction of memini, reminiscor, recordor, obliviscor?-Ex.

§ 134. What is the Case-construction of piget, pudet, paenitet, taedet, miseret ?-Ex.

§ 135. Of misereor, miseresco ?-Ex. Of miseror, commiseror?-Ex.

etc.

§ 136. Say the Rule for Poetic use of Genitive: aeger animi,

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