What you have to do for the grammar section is in RED.
You do need to know everything on this page for the translation section.
NOUNS (p. 446):
- 1st, 2nd, 3rd declensions (m/f and n)
- how to use each of the 6 cases (p. 10)
- Personal Pronouns: ego, tu, nos, vos; is, ea, id (p. 67, 449)
- Demonstrative Pronouns (p. 55, 448): hic, haec, hoc — ille, ille, illud
- Numbers (p. 451, p. 97)
- Adjectives (p. 447): 1st/2nd declension type (like bonus, bona, bonum) and 3rd declension type (like fortis, forte)
VERBS
4 conjugations:
amo, amare – 1st
video, videre – 2nd
dico, dicere/ capio, capere 3rd and 3rd -io
audio, audire – 4th
Tenses and Voices (p. 452—you may want to xerox this page!): present, future, imperfect, perfect
Moods: indicative, infinitive, imperative
Irregular Verbs (know all 3 tenses, infinitive):
sum, esse. to be (p. 37)
possum, posse. to be able
Principal parts of verbs: labeling, translating, forming for 1st conjugation verbs
Etc.
Vocabulary, chapters 9, 10, 11
Prepositions:
a/ab (+ abl) away from, from
ad (+ acc) to, towards
in (+ acc) into (+ abl) in, at
de (+ abl) down from, from, about
e/ex (+ abl) out of, out from, from
cum (+ abl) with [ as in CUM LAUDE]
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