HUM / REL 293 - Continuation of Beginning Latin
Week 2
Weekly Report
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Weekly Report
By the end of this week, students should be able to :
- Define and explain the function of a relative pronoun
- State the rule for the agreement of a relative pronoun and its antecedent
- Recognize, form, and translate a relative pronoun
Studies for the week
- Cambridge - Stages 13 & 14 - pages 13-33
- Wheelock - Chapter 17 - pages 110-115
- Course Notes for Week 2
- Grote's Notes for Wheelock, Chapter 17
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 17
- Roman Britain
- See also How to translate a Sentence for help with clauses introduced by a Relative Pronoun
Daily Study Guide
Monday
- Cambridge - Salvius fundum īnspicit, pages 13-14
- Wheelock - The Relative Pronoun, Vocablary, pages 110-112
- Course Notes for Week 2
- Grote's Notes for Wheelock, Chapter 17
Tuesday
- Cambridge - About the Language, Practicing the Language, pages 13-16
- Wheelock - The Relative Pronoun, pages 111-112
- Prof Mark Damen's notes for Wheelock, Chapter 17
Wednesday
- Cambridge - Britannia, pages 17-26
- Wheelock - Practice and Review, page 113
- Roman Britain
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 17 - Try some of Prof. Marchesi's drills
Thursday
- Cambridge - Apud Salvium, Rūfilla, pages 27-31
- Wheelock - Sententiae Antīquae, page 113
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 17 - Try drills of your choice
Friday
- Cambridge - Domitilla cubiculum parat, parts 1 & 2, pages 32-33
- Wheelock - Cicero, Martial, Latīna est gaudium, pages 114-115
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 17 - Try Prof. Marchesi's Vocabulary drill
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