Syntax
Verb Moods
Verbs: Greek
Verbs: Latin
Sentences
100

The case commonly following most prepositions 

The Ablative 

100

Command, statement, or question

Indicative. 

100

εις ending 

2 person, present, singular 

100

Personal present verb endings.

o, s, t, mus, tis, nt 

100

Marcus sees a dog.

Nominative

200

The subject of a sentence or clause.

The Nominative

200

Conditional, wishes, desires, etc. 

Subjunctive 

200

Indicated by the ἐ-

Imperfect 

200

Indicated by -bi-

Future

200

Cicero gave the books to Cassius. 

Dative 

300

"Of"

Genitive 

300

A command

Imperative 

300

Indicated by –σ-

Future 

300

Perfect personal endings

i, isti, it, imus, istis, erunt 

300

The poet's song...

Genitive 

400
Direct Subject

Accusative 

400

"To --"

Infinitive 

400

Personal present endings 

ω, εις, ει, μεν, ετε, ουσιv

400

-ite 

Imperative, plural 

400

With great strength, Rome overcame the enemy. 

Ablative. 

500
"To/for"

Dative


500

"--ly"

Adverb. 

500

The personal endings of tense indicated by –ε–.

–α, ας, ε(ν), αμεν, ατε, ασι(ν)

500

Passive present endings

r, ris, tur, mur, mini, ntur 

500

The gift for the girl

Dative 

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