HUM / REL 293 - Beginning Latin
Assignment 2
Weekly Report
Download the Word .doc file, fill it in and save each daily assignment as you study during the week. Submit the completed report before 9 a.m. Monday of the following week.
Reports should be sent to Dr. Rollinson via the BlackBoard submission boxes for the course.
Students who are not taking the class at ENMU should send the completed file as an attachment to an email message to
Dr. Rollinson at
rollinsondr@yahoo.com.
If you have problems working with .doc files, contact the Instructor to arrange for an alternate format
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Objectives for the week
By the end of this week, students should be able to :
- Define the five principal characteristics of a verb
- Explain the difference between the factors that mark the person and number of an English verb and those that mark a Latin verb
- Identify the active voice personal endings of a Latin verb
- Form the present stem of a first or second conjugation verb
- Recognize, form, and translate the present active infinitive, indicative, and imperative of a first or second conjugation verb
- Discuss and apply basic rules of word order and translation of simple Latin sentences
Studies for the week
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Daily Study Guide
Monday
Tuesday
- Cambridge, Stage 2, - mercātor - page 24
- Wheelock, Chapter 1 - vocabulary, pages 5-6
- Prof Mark Damen's notes for Chapter 1
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
- Cambridge, Stage 2, - Daily Life, Word Study, Vocabulary - pages 30-34
- Wheelock, Chapter 1 - Latīna est gaudium - page 8
- Resources for Wheelock Chapter 1 - Try some of the U. of Houston drills
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