HUM / REL 293 - Continuation of Beginning Latin

Week 1

Weekly Report

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Objectives for the week
  • By the end of this week, students should be able to :
    1. Explain the difference between "cardinal" and "ordinal" numerals
    2. Recognize and translate the cardinal numerals from unus through viginti quinque, as well as centum and mille
    3. Decline unus, duo, treis, mille
    4. Recognize, decline, and translate the ordinal numerals from primus through duodecimus
    5. Recognize, decline, and translate the genitive of the whole (or partitive genitive)
    6. Recognize, decline, and translate the ablative with cardinal numerals construction
    7. Recognize, decline, and translate the ablative of time when or within which construction
    8. Distinguish between third declension adjectives of one ending, two endings, and three endings
    9. Recognize, decline, and translate third declension adjectives
    10. Distinguish between adjectives used as attributives, objective complements, and predicate nominatives
    11. State the rule for adjective word order

Studies for the week

Daily Study Guide
DAY I
DAY II
  • Cambridge Stage 13 - trēs servī, page 5
  • Wheelock chapter 15 - Practice and Review, pages 100-101
  • Prof Mark Damen's notes for Wheelock, Chapter 15
DAY III
  • Cambridge Stage 13 - coniūrātiō, pages 6-8
  • Wheelock chapter 15 - Setentiae Antīqae, Cyrus, Fabius, Latīna est gaudium, pages 101-103
  • Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 15
DAY IV
DAY V
  • Cambridge Stage13 - About the Language, pages 11-12
  • Wheelock chapter 16 - Setentiae Antīqae, Juvenal, Martial, Latīna est gaudium, pages 108-109
  • Prof Mark Damen's notes for Wheelock, Chapter 16

 

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