Normal positive third declension adjectives are is i em I Comparatives are is I em e like normal nouns.

Laetiora in the plural with the a Bonus-good Malus Magnus Parvus Multus Multi Adverbs 1st declension add e to the base of the adjective 3rd declension add iter or if ending in nt add er Audacter Breviter Prudenter Facile is the exception and paulum and multum Comparative is the neuter form Superlative add the e Diutius, diutissime Saepius, saepissime Serius, serissime Bene-well Male-badly Facile-easily Magnopere-greatly Paulum-little Multum-much Melius-better Peius-worse Facilius-more easily Magis-more Minus Plus-more Optime-best Pessime-worst Facillime-most easily Maxime-most Minime-least Plurimum-most Melior,melius- better Peior, peius- worse Maior, maius- bigger Minor, minus- smaller Plus Plures, a Optimus- best Pessimus-worst Maximus- biggest Minimus- smallest Plurimus Plurimi

Quam plus comparative or ablative of comparison Quam and superlative means as quickly as possible Quam comparison Phrase with superlative as often or quickly as possible HOW! How? Relative adjective Passive verbs take the stem and add r, ris, tur, mur ,mini, ntur ERIS for third declensions present

Secondary sequence passive regular 4th principle part plus sum, eram, or ero (remember third person plural is erunt). Present participles- Portans portantis Conans conantis Is, I ,em, i/e (doesnt matter here) Perfect participles (regular verbs only have PPP)- 4th principle part Portaturus- future participple SEMI DEPONENT VERBS PRIMARY SEQUENCE ACTIVE, SECONDARY SEQUENCE IS PASSIVE Regular verb infinitives Present- Portare Perfect- Portavisse Future- Portaturus esse DEPONENTS Conari Conatus Esse Conaturus esse Imperative is conare and conamini DEPONENT PERFECT PLUPERFECTR FUTURE PERFECT CONATUS SUM, ERAM, ERO Semi deponents Audeo audere ausus sum- Regular primary sequence, ausus sum, eram, ero secondary sequence INDIRECT STATEMENT USES THE ACCUSATIVE AND INFINITIVE Puto patrem esse crudelem Ut non Purpose and indirect command use ne. As well as hortatory Ne indirect command- Take accusative except for the IPP Primary sequence only Adeo, so so much Ita- thus Sic- Thus Portari Portatus Esse Portatum iri

Talis- Such Tam-so Tantus- so great Tantum- so muc Tot- so many Result uses ut and non Circumstantial and causal uses subjunctive Indirect question uses subjunctive CPH GENATIVE FOR 1st and 2nd locative Ablatie for third except for cartagini Plurals always ablative DOMUM RUS DOMO RURE DOMI RURI