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Give the accusative plural of locum , the vocative singular and plural of Deos ,
and the gender of ordinem . 6 . Explain the construction of ut with the subjunctive
in ut essent . 7 . Why are Deos and animos in the accusative case ? PART III .
Give the accusative plural of locum , the vocative singular and plural of Deos ,
and the gender of ordinem . 6 . Explain the construction of ut with the subjunctive
in ut essent . 7 . Why are Deos and animos in the accusative case ? PART III .
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What are the plural forms ( nominative , genitive , and accusative ) of I , thou , he
? Wbat are the plural forms of touch , monarch , brother , strife , calf , penny ,
premium , species , cherub , genus , index , virtuoso , sheep , Mr . Smith ? Where
...
What are the plural forms ( nominative , genitive , and accusative ) of I , thou , he
? Wbat are the plural forms of touch , monarch , brother , strife , calf , penny ,
premium , species , cherub , genus , index , virtuoso , sheep , Mr . Smith ? Where
...
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Give the positive and superlative of diutius , and the accusative plural of locus . (
B . ) For those only who are examined in Books IV . and V . 1 . Explain the
constructions quid sit and ut erat . 2 . Analyse ( not parse ) the whole of passage
No .
Give the positive and superlative of diutius , and the accusative plural of locus . (
B . ) For those only who are examined in Books IV . and V . 1 . Explain the
constructions quid sit and ut erat . 2 . Analyse ( not parse ) the whole of passage
No .
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... domum in the accusative case ? Part III . Translate into Latin : - 1 . Give me a
book to read . 2 . I am glad that you are in good health . 3 . Strive not only to carry
off , but also to deserve , the prize . 4 . My brother and I were starting for home , 5 .
... domum in the accusative case ? Part III . Translate into Latin : - 1 . Give me a
book to read . 2 . I am glad that you are in good health . 3 . Strive not only to carry
off , but also to deserve , the prize . 4 . My brother and I were starting for home , 5 .
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4 . Give the perfect and supine of surgit , and write out the present indicative of
vidimus . 5 . Give the genders of classem and fluctu . 6 . Decline prior , and give
the dative and ablative plural of dea . 7 . Why is animum in the accusative case ?
4 . Give the perfect and supine of surgit , and write out the present indicative of
vidimus . 5 . Give the genders of classem and fluctu . 6 . Decline prior , and give
the dative and ablative plural of dea . 7 . Why is animum in the accusative case ?
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| Title | The papers set at the professional preliminary examination |
| Author | College of preceptors |
| Published | 1882 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 14 Jun 2007 |
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