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The perfect and imperfect tenses in latin are both used to describe actions which take place in the past, but they are used to describe slightly different types of actions. The perfect is used to d...
cotidie dominus servos percussit quod crudelis erat. Tandem duo trepidi servi effugerunt.a. Servos is the masculine accusative plural of servus, whilst servi is the masculine nominative plural. Serv...
Nominative case: this is used for the subject of the sentence, the person or object which is doing the action. Accusative case: this is used for the object of the sentence, the person or object which the ...
You should always start by translating it with 'with,' so for example, 'with the man having laughed,' 'with the man laughing,' or 'with the man being about to laugh.' If you're not sure of the tense, see ...
The grammatical case system in Latin can be an extremely confusing concept for English speakers because in English, meaning is usually determined through word order alone or, occasionally...
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