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How to recognise the forms of the relative pronoun and how to understand their use relative clauses
What you'll learn
Learn how relative clauses work in English
Learn how to recognise and to form the relative pronouns in Latin
Learn how to understand the use of relative clauses in Latin
Be able to work out sample sentences for yourself
Requirements
Some basic progress in Latin grammar
Description
This course of lectures seeks to explain the use of relative pronouns in a Latin sentence. Students often find the rules here confusing – that is, how a relative pronoun must take its number and gender from the noun in the main sentence to which it relates, but its case from what function it performs in its own relative clause.These lectures begin with an explanation of relative pronouns and relative clauses in English. This is the language that the students likely to watch these videos know either perfectly or at least very well. Because English and Latin were, until about five thousand years ago, the same language, what works in one language usually (sort of) works in the other. You can just about show distinctions of case in English relative clauses. You can also, with a bit of shoe-horning, show distinctions of gender.So we begin with a short explanation of relative clauses in English. From this, we pass to the forms of the relative pronoun in Latin, and after this to an explanation of how Latin relative clauses work. Relative clauses in every case are analysed and explained. There is a final lecture in which students are invited to analyse and translate sentences for themselves.This course is part of a larger series covering all the main areas of Latin grammar. If you enjoyed this course, and found it useful, please consider viewing the growing series of other courses.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction: What Are Relative Clauses?
Section 2: The Forms of the Latin Relative Pronouns
Lecture 2 How to Recognise the Forms of the Latin Relative Pronouns
Section 3: How the Relative Pronouns are Used in Latin
Lecture 3 How and Why Relative Pronouns Work in Latin Relative Clauses
Section 4: Do These Sentences All by Yourself!
Lecture 4 Test Sentences for Analysis and Translation
Section 5: Further and More Eccentric Uses of the Relative Pronoun
Lecture 5 Further and More Eccentric Uses of Relative Pronouns in Latin
Students of Latin for GCSE or the National Latin Exam, or any other early examination in the language
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