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Questions concerning Latin of the classical era, approximately 75 BCE to 300 CE
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Does every word have a case?
There are also certain nouns in Latin that are indeclinable and thus don't really have a concept of "case" like normal nouns do (although you could argue they're just always in the nominative).
Some …
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Why is there no future perfect subjunctive in Latin?
As TKR said, there's also no future active subjunctive. Although I don't know of any particular historical reasons for it (probably just another language quirk), I suppose the future more vivid constr …
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