LATIN 101
CLASS NOTES AND EXERCISES
Arch of
Tiberius, Arausio (Orange), c.26 C.E. upon earlier
foundations
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BASIC SENTENCES
HANDOUTS FOR CLASS AND SEMINAR DRILLS:
- chapter 2,
identification drill
- chapter 3,
noun-adjective pairs
- chapter 4,
syntax exercises
- chapter 5,
noun-adjective pairs and sight passage
- chapter 6, the
complementary infinitive and confusing words
- chapter 7,
noun-adjective pairs
- chapter 7,
confusing noun endings drill
- chapter 8, three
sets of easily confused words
- chapter 9,
noun-adjective pairs
- chapter
10, easily confused words
- chapter 10, verb synopsis
- chapter
11, practice with forms
- chapter 11, quick exercises with forms
- chapter 12, easily confused verb forms
- chapter 13, practice with
forms
- ch13answers.pdf
- chapter
14, easily confused words, part 1
- chapter 14, easily confused words, part 2
-
chapter 16,
noun-adjective pairs
The
notes on specific chapters which I have posted previously have now been
removed; they are being revised and combined with English to Latin prose
composition exercises and other supplementary materials to form a book. The next group of students to enroll in
this course will receive these items on CD-ROM. People who have made use of my
notes or composition exercises previously and would like updated information
should contact me please through Wilfrid Laurier University. I will be happy to
assist you.
Pronunciation
practice:
-
Latin mottoes.pdf (for
pronunciation practice)