HUM / REL 293 - Beginning Latin
Assignment 4
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
Objectives for the week
- Name the cases of a Latin noun and identify the basic uses or grammatical functions of each case in a sentence
- Recognize, form, and translate second declension masculine nouns and adjectives
- Define the term "apposition" and state the rule for agreement of two words in apposition
- Discuss and apply basic rules of Latin word order
Studies for the week
- Cambridge, Stage 4 - pages 19-34
- Wheelock, Chapter 3 - Second Declension Nouns - pages 17-30
- Course Notes for Week 4
- Grote's Notes for Wheelock, Chapter 3
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 3
Daily Study Guide
Monday
- Cambridge, Stage 4 - pages 52-56
- Wheelock, Chapter 3 - Second Declension, Vocabulary, pages 17-21
- Course Notes for Week 4
- Grote's Notes for Wheelock Chapter 3
Tuesday
- Cambridge, Stage 4 - Hermogenēs
- Wheelock, Chapter 3 - Apposition, Word Order, pages 19-20
- Prof Mark Damen's notes for Wheelock, Chapter 3
Wednesday
- Cambridge, Stage 4 - in basilicā - page 59
- Wheelock, Chapter 3 - Practice and Review, pages 20-21
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 3 - Try some of Prof. Marchesi's drills
Thursday
- Cambridge, Stage 4 - About the Language, Practicing the Language - pages 59-60
- Wheelock, Chapter 3 - Sentences, pages 21-22
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 3 - Try some of the drills (your choice)
Friday
- Cambridge, Stage 4 - Grumiō et Leō, The Forum, Word Study, Vocabulary - pages 61-68
- Wheelock, Chapter 3 - The Grass is always greener, Etymology, Latīna est gaudium - pages 22-23
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 3 - Try some of the drills (your choice)
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