Rule 40: The Accusative with Time and Space

[@F3z07]

The examples you use in all of your videos are obvious and clear, but it's especially valuable and appreciated when you give examples from Virgil and other original, classical sources. Thank you!

[@latintutorial]

I’m glad you’ve noticed! This has been an ongoing struggle with this series - how much should I include of basic Latin that’s approachable to everyone, and how much should I do with original sources (maybe on the simpler side, possible with different word order for clarity’s sake). Hopefully I’ve found the right balance, but I expect you and others to let me know when I drift too far to one side or the other!

[@latintutorial]

Oh, and by the way, often many examples that don’t seem like they are from classical source are in fact based in them, either adapted or original. I just am lazy with attribution and don’t want the video peppered with name dropping.

[@Swedishfinnpolymath]

@@latintutorial I feel that your videos are easy and clear to follow. I don't study Latin at the moment but it's something that I want to do. I have lots of goals that I want to achieve, still I watch often your videos even if Latin isn't my priority at the moment. Your videos in general has offered me a different perspective on points of grammar that have been difficult for me and has actually helped me learn languages. I also like the concept of 91 rules of Latin.

[@RoverBlasto]

Eloquent and plain simple explanation, thank you.

[@razor2infinity48]

amazing!

[@patriciawesson1181]

Do you have anything that covers transitive and intransitive verbs?

[@DonalLeader]

Excellent explanation with pertinent examples

[@mikepez]

Awesome, thank you!