Comparison of Adjectives
Comparison of Adverbs
Potpourri
Participles
Deponent Verbs
100

miserrimus

What is very unhappy

100

laete

happily

100

Habito Athenarum.

I live in Athens.

100

motus-a-um

having been moved

100

regrediebamur

we were returning

200

facillimus

easiest
200

celerius

more quickly

200

Librum bonum horas quattuor legi.

I read a good book for four hours.

200

visurus-a-um

about to see

200

proficisentur

we will depart

300

laetior

happier

300

laetissime

most happily
300

Kalends Julius.

July 1st.

300

audiens, audientis

hearing

300

secutus es

you have followed

400

Sum laetior quam tu es.

I am happier than you.

400

quam celerrime

as quickly as possible

400

Nones Octobris

October 7th

400

loquens, loquentis

speaking

400

ingreditur

he enters

500

Canis puero celerior est.

The dog is faster than the boy.

500

Canis celerius puero currit.

The dog runs more quickly than the boy.

500

a.d. IV Nones Septembris

September 2nd

500

secutus-a-um

having followed

500

egredi

to leave

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