This short video falls into two sections: firstly, we look at what a gerundive actually is; then we see how it is used much more commonly in your GCSE Latin exam to make (yet) another type of purpose clause, in conjunction with the word “ad”.
If you are working towards your GCSE exams, or have just started A-level Latin, then this will prove to be an intensely useful lesson in Latin grammar, using clear examples and with vocabulary drawn from the GCSE syllabus.
Music: Rachmaninov: Symphonic Dances, No. 3
