Latin Grammar (English and Latin Edition) QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide (Quickstudy Language)

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A good Latin grammar quick study. I had 2 years of Latin in high school 63 years ago and I have forgotten so much over the years. Latin has always been a great help to me with English and college French. I am taking Latin through The Great Courses with an outstanding college professor. Still learning.

There are a few mistakes here and there. For instance, the 1st person plural form for the 2nd verb conjugation is incorrect. Other places have missing macrons. For what it is, it's probably fine, but don't trust it for everything.

This is extremely helpful. Surprised at how much information was included and that it was organized so well. Is great for a refresher or for anyone still learning. Thought the price was great for the value.

The description of Ablatives of Accompaniment states that "the preposition 'cum' plus a verb in the ablative case answers the question 'with whom': Cum canes venerunt.' (They came with dogs.)"First of all, verbs don't have cases. Second, the ablative plural of 'canis' is canibus. They have 'canis' in the nominative / accusative / vocative plural case.There are many other mistakes like this, making this useless for a beginner and annoying for anyone else.

I have purchased several of these guides over the years. They are typically well designed and really help with remembering key information.

I love it. No complaints or improvements whatsoever. Tailor made. I am most satisfied with my previous purchases with the same format and this, my latest one.

In the "Constructions" section, there are errors in some of the examples (translating "id" as he or she; using "tu" forms with "id" as subject). Otherwise very good.

An absolute must! Recommend.

Really nice way to help Latin students with extra context and grammar. Well explained, definitely will recommend to a friend, Boni discipuli!

Minimalistic, but all right.

Easy to use.