Latin gcse grammar notes - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Detailed sheet with all the grammar notes needed for the OCR GCSE Latin course.

Clear and detailed notes with examples of the grammar and syntax needed for answering prose composition levels of the standard required for latin GCSE (short sentences) for OCR's exams. Includes complete verb, noun and adjective tables.

Latin GCSE (eduqas) notes- covers: - adjectives - the participles (present, perfect passive, future active, perfect active) - ablative absolute - deponent verbs - indirect statements - the infinitives - subjunctives (pluperfect, imperfect) - purpose clauses - result clauses - fear clauses - indirect commands - cum clauses - indirect questions - dum clauses - ad + gerundive

A* (Grade 8-9) GCSE Latin notes for adjectives. From a grade 9 GCSE student and current A* predicted A-level student and Oxford University offer holder. Everything you need to memorise adjectives in one handy printable document to help you get the top grades you deserve.

GCSE revision notes for OCR Latin

These are my teaching notes on uses of the subjunctive for GCSE Latin grammar - they are also excellent for anyone beginning to learn Latin!

These are my teaching notes on indicative verbs for GCSE Latin grammar - they are also excellent for anyone beginning to learn Latin! Note that these are only indicative verbs (see separate document for subjunctives).

These are my teaching notes on the subjunctive and indirect commands for GCSE Latin grammar - they are also excellent for anyone beginning to learn Latin!

These are my teaching notes on pronouns (the 1st section) for GCSE Latin grammar - they are also excellent for anyone beginning to learn Latin!

These are my teaching notes on indirect statements for GCSE Latin grammar - they are also excellent for anyone beginning to learn Latin!