Latin Grammar - Clauses
Cum, dum, result, donec, ablative absolute, relative, purpose, substantive clauses, and many more.
Case Usage | Clauses | Mood | Nouns and Pronouns | Prepositional Phrases | Verbals | Verbs
Case Usage | Clauses | Mood | Nouns and Pronouns | Prepositional Phrases | Verbals | Verbs
Formation of Direct Questions
"A direct question is the transmission of a question by direct quotation. In English, the question is set in question marks."
"A direct question is the transmission of a question by direct quotation. In English, the question is set in question marks."
Relative Clauses
"A relative clause is a subordinate clause which relates or refers...to a word in the clause before it. A relative clause is introduced by a relative pronoun."
"A relative clause is a subordinate clause which relates or refers...to a word in the clause before it. A relative clause is introduced by a relative pronoun."