Collar and Daniell's First Year Latin -- Solutions

Revised by Thorton Jenkins, 1918

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I. THE SINGULAR AND PLURAL OF NOUNS AND VERBS. THE NOMINATIVE CASE USED AS A SUBJECT

II. THE ACCUSATIVE CASE USED THE DIRECT OBJECT

III. THE PRESENT INDICATIVE ACTIVE OF THE FIRST CONJUGATION

IV. THE GENETIVE CASE USED TO DENOTE POSSESSION

V. THE PRESENT INDICATIVE ACTIVE OF THE FIRST CONJUGATION

VI. THE DATIVE CASE USED AS THE INDIRECT OBJECT. THE ABLATIVE USED IN PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES TO SHOW PLACE WHERE

VII. THE FIRST DECLENSION. GENDER

VIII. THE SECOND DECLENSION

IX. ADJECTIVES OF THE FIRST AND SECOND DECLENSIONS

X. THE PRESENT INDICATIVE OF SUM. PREDICATE NOUN AND PREDICATE ADJECTIVE

XI. APPOSITION. CORNĒLIA ET IŪLIA

XII. THE SECOND DECLENSION: NOUNS IN -ER, -IR, -IUS, AND -IUM

XIII. ADJECTIVES OF THE FIRST AND SECOND DECLENSIONS ENDING IN -ER. DĒ GRAECIĀ

XIV. THE IMPERFECT AND FUTURE INDICATIVE OF SUM. THE DATIVE WITH ADJECTIVES

XV. THE IMPERFECT INDICATIVE ACTIVE, FIRST AND SECOND CONJUGATIONS. THE ABLATIVE OF MEANS

XVI. THE FUTURE INDICATIVE ACTIVE, FIRST AND SECOND CONJUGATIONS. THE ABLATIVE OF MANNER

XVII. PRINCIPAL PARTS. THE PERFECT STEM. THE PERFECT INDICATIVE ACTIVE, FIRST CONJUGATION. DĒ SABĪNĪS

XVIII. THE PERFECT INDICATIVE ACTIVE, SECOND CONJUGATION. THE ABLATIVE OF ACCOMPANIMENT

XIX. THE DEMONSTRATIVE IS. THE PERFECT INDICATIVE OF SUM

XX. THE INTERROGATIVE QUIS. DĒ DEĪS RŌMĀNŌRUM

XXI. THE PRESENT, IMPERFECT, FUTURE, AND PERFECT INDICATIVE ACTIVE OF THE THIRD CONJUGATION

XXII. READING LESSON. DĒ ĪCARŌ. RŌMĀNĪ PRŌ SOCIĪS PUGNANT

XXIII. THE THIRD DECLENSION

XXIV. THE THIRD CONJUGATION: VERBS IN -IŌ. THE ABLATIVE OF PLACE FROM WHICH. THE ACCUSATIVE OF PLACE TO WHICH

XXV. THE ABLATIVE OF CAUSE. PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES EXPRESSING CAUSE

XXVI. THE THIRD DECLENSION: I-STEMS

XXVII. THE ACCUSATIVE AND THE ABLATIVE WITH PREPOSITIONS. ADJECTIVES USED AS NOUNS

XXVIII.READING LESSON. HORĀTIUS PONTEM DĒFENDIT. DĒ NĀTIŌNIBUS EURŌPAE

XXIX. ADJECTIVES OF THE THIRD DECLENSION

XXX. THE FOURTH CONJUGATION. CONLOQUIUM

XXXI. THE ABLATIVE OF TIME. LACONIC SPEECHES