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1. It is best to identify the Subject, Object and any Verbs of the sentence first.
   2) In this instance the Subject, in the Nominative case, is Horatius, the Object, in the Accusative case, is pont...

n.b Whilst this answer addresses Cicero’s ‘Pro Milone’, the approach demonstrated here may be successfully applied to any text, verse or prose, that might be set for the 20 mark ‘essay question’ of the La...

Ablative absolutes are notoriously tricky to translate, mainly because there isn't really an equivalent construction in English. These phrases are made up of a noun and a participle, both in the ablative ...

The main function of the future perfect is in future open conditionals. By a conditional, I mean a clause that includes “if” (Latin si); a future conditional is simply o...

1) Read the whole sentence first so that you can get a sense of what to expect e.g. 2 verbs (timebat and audirent), 1 present participle (ascendentes), a fearing clause anticipating a sub...