Monthly Archives: February 2012

Elementary Latin Quiz on the Passive Voice of Verbs: conjugating 1st and 2nd conjugation verbs in the present, imperfect, future; and translation Explanation with examples Present: – r, -ris, -tur, -mur, -mini, -ntur Imperfect: – bar, -baris, -batur, -bamur, -bamini, -bantur … Continue reading →

Elementary Latin The Passive Voice of Verbs: conjugating and translation Explanation with examples Present: – r, -ris, -tur, -mur, -mini, -ntur Imperfect: – bar, -baris, -batur, -bamur, -bamini, -bantur Future: -bor, -beris, -bitur, – bimur, -bimur, -buntur infinitive ends in -i … Continue reading →

Elementary Latin Quiz on vocabulary ch. 17 and translating a sentence with the relative pronoun. Vocabulary ch. 17 flumen, fluminis n. river genus, generis n. kind, sort hostis, hostis m. enemy ludus, ludi m. game scientia f. knowledge clarus, clara, … Continue reading →

Zeus abducting Ganymede Elementary Latin Ch. 18: The Passive Voice of Verbs What is the passive voice in English? — “some mistakes were made“ Present: – r, -ris, -tur, -mur, -mini, -ntur Imperfect: – bar, -baris, -batur, -bamur, -bamini, -bantur … Continue reading →

Elementary Latin Quiz on the Relative Pronoun, qui quae quod (who, which) and ch. 17 vocabulary. Vocabulary ch. 17 caecus. blind levis. light, slight aut. or aut… aut… either….or… quoque. also coepi, coepisse, coeptum. begin [ a 'defective' verb] cupio, … Continue reading →

Elementary Latin Read ch. 17: The Relative Pronoun, qui quae quod (who, which). Vocabulary ch. 17 Learn the relative pronoun (p. 110). Vocabulary ch. 17 caecus. blind levis. light, slight aut. or aut… aut… either….or… quoque. also coepi, coepisse, coeptum. … Continue reading →

Elementary Latin Quiz on cardinal numbers (I – XX), ordinal numbers (I – X), and translation li> See page 451 of the textbook for list of numbers. . Vocabulary ch. 15 & 16 tempestas, tempestatis f.  season, weatehr, storm centrum. 100 … Continue reading →

Elementary Latin Read ch. 15 (numerals, uses of genitive and ablative) and 16 (3rd declension adjectives). Vocabulary ch. 15/16. See page 451 of the textbook for list of numbers. Learn cardinal (unus, duo….) from 1 – 20 and ordinal (primus, secundus..) … Continue reading →