Essential GCSE Latin

Preface
List of abbreviations
Glossary of grammar terms
The importance of word endings
Nominative case
Vocative case
Accusative case
Genitive case
Dative case
Ablative case
Declension and gender
First declension nouns
Second declension nouns
Third declension nouns
Fourth and fifth declension nouns
Adjectives
Agreement of nouns and adjectives
Comparative adjectives
Superlative adjectives
Irregular comparative and superlative adjectives
Adverbs
Comparative and superlative adverbs
Pronouns
Personal pronouns
Possessives
This and That
Self and Same
Relative pronoun and clause
Less common pronouns
Prepositions
Prefixes and compound verbs
Conjunctions
Verbs and conjugations
Present tense
Imperfect tense
Future tense
Infinitive
The verb to be
Principal parts
Perfect tense
Common and irregular perfect tenses
Pluperfect tense
Future perfect tense
Very irregular verbs
Defective and impersonal verbs
Active and passive
Present, imperfect and future passive
Passive infinitive
Deponent verbs
Semi-deponent verbs
Direct commands
Direct questions
Numerals
Time expressions
Time clauses
Because and although clauses
If clauses (conditionals)
Connecting relative
Present active participle
Perfect passive participle
Common irregular perfect passive participle
Perfect active participle (from deponent verbs)
Future active participle
Disentangling participles
Ablative absolute
Gerundives
Indirect statement
Imperfect subjunctive
Purpose clauses
Use of qui for purpose
Indirect commands
Result clauses
Verbs of fearing
Time clauses with imperfect subjunctive
Pluperfect subjunctive
Cum clauses
Indirect questions
Negatives
Translating complex sentences
Important words with more than one meaning
Words easily confused
Summary of uses of the subjunctive
Practice passages for unseen translation
Vocabulary
Index

John Taylor was for many years Head of Classics at Tonbridge School, UK. He is the author of Latin Beyond GCSE, Greek to GCSE, Greek Beyond GCSE, and co-author of Latin Stories and Writing Greek.