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Students will continue their Latin journey in part two of this course. Students will be introduced to subjunctives, additional vocabulary, and more translation skills.
Total classes: 14
Prerequisite: Intermediate Latin, Part One
Suggested grade level: 9th to 12th
Suggested credit: One full semester of Latin or Foreign Language
Note: This course was previously listed as Intermediate Latin (Wheelock), Part Two
Description
Students will continue their Latin journey in part two of this course. Students will be introduced to subjunctives, additional vocabulary, and more translation skills. Breakout rooms, Quizlet, and other materials supplemented by the instructor will be utilized to encourage good study habits. The textbook, Wheelock’s Latin, will be our overarching guide for the course. Students will explore both Ecclesiastical and Classical pronunciations.
Outline
Lesson One
Ablative Absolute
Passive Periphrastic
Dative of Agent
Lesson Two
Infinitives: Indirect Statement, Part 1
Caput XXV
Recorded Lesson: Indirect Statement, Part 2
Lesson Three
Reinforcement Day!
Caput XXIV
Lesson Four
Comparison of Adjectives
Ablative of Comparison
Caput XXVI
Irregular Comparison of Adjectives
Caput XXVII
Lesson Five
Subjunctive Mood: Present Tense
Jussive Subjunctive
Caput XXVIII
Lesson Six
Purpose Clauses and Result Clauses
Caput XXVIII & Caput XXIX
Lesson Seven
Imperfect Subjunctive
Present and Imperfect Subjunctive of Sum & Possum
Caput XXIX
Lesson Eight
Perfect and Pluperfect Subjunctive
Indirect Questions
Caput XXX
Lesson Nine
Sequence of Tenses
Caput XXX and Cum Clauses Caput XXXI
Lesson Ten
Conditions, Caput XXXIII. Recorded Lesson on Ferre
Caput XXXI
Lesson Eleven
Jussive Noun Clauses
Caput XXXVI
Lesson Twelve
Review and Final Exam
Materials and Homework
Course Materials:
Wheelock’s Latin 7th Edition, ISBN# 0061997226 (http://amzn.to/2EmRAfV).
A Latin dictionary with Latin to English and English to Latin sections (such as http://amzn.to/2BEmygM). 0-87720-561-2
Homework: Students can expect to spend thirty minutes a day on their daily homework assignments. Students will gain more practice in translation. There will be weekly quizzes and approximately three exams.
