More pronoun stuff and understanding some basic fundamentals in grammar as we tackle what clauses are, subordinating clauses, antecedents, and just why the heck they’re so important to our understanding of language and sentence structure! I’M NOT BORING I PROMISE.

Here I go over the concept of the third declension I-Stem nouns and the three ablative forms that accompany it. Lots of grammar in this, but a very important and rather easy concept!

Here I go over a wide array of concepts and linguistic markers in order to understand pronouns in their entirety as they function in both Latin and English - where they both compliment and contrast one another. I go on a small tangent about Porto-Indo-European linguistic characters and how they’ve been passed through language. I want to thank my professor Dr. Mark Damen for giving me a deeper knowledge of language other than simply translating and memorizing but truly understanding how objective grammarians are!

Here we go over MORE pronouns and understand the distinctions between the various forms we’ve learned thus far… A thing to note: reflexives reflect the subject and intensives intensify an action. This one is fun!!!

I love this tense. Here, we dive into understanding and conjugating the perfect tense, pluperfect (the even more perfect tense!), and the future perfect tense. You’re slowly becoming a master at your craft and I show you just that to close out the episode.

A little commentary I have as I drive back from Portland to Santa Fe.

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Here we understand the nature of the active vs. passive voices as well as diving into the functions of both. We go over ablative if agents as well, which are typically assumed in the passive voice

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Just a lil’ conversation I wanted to throw out on the floor

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Here we go over the fourth and fifth conjugation verb forms… Known as the third-io because it shares more forms with the third but doesn’t surpass the form of the fourth. All tense are covered as well

Here I dive into demonstrative pronouns for our first of many pronoun lessons. I give a basis of understanding and memorizing irregularities as well as give you a history/etymological lesson!