HUM / REL 293 - Continuation of Beginning Latin
Week 4
Weekly Report
- Download the Word .doc file, fill it in and save each daily assignment as you study during the week. Send the completed file as an attachment to an email message to the Instructor before the following Monday.
Reports should be sent to Dr. Rollinson at rollinsondr@yahoo.com,rollinsondr@hellokitty.com,rollinsondr@mail2world.com.
Please use all 3 email addresses in case any of the mailboxes go down.
If you have problems working with .doc files, contact the Instructor to arrange for an alternate format
Objectives for the week
By the end of this week, students should be able to :
- Recognize and translate the three perfect system tenses, passive voice, of all verbs
- Recognize and explain the function of an "interrogative pronoun" and an "interrogative adjective"
- Recognize and translate the forms of the interrogative pronopun quis, quid, and the interrogative adjective quī, quae, quod
- Distinguish between the relative pronoun, the interrogative pronoun, and the interrogative adjective
Studies for the week
- Cambridge - Stage 15 - pages 51-59
- Wheelock - Chapter 19 - pages 122-128
- Course Notes for Week 4
- Grote's Notes for Wheelock, Chapter 19
- Notes on the Perfect Passive, from the Wheelock site
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 19
Daily Study Guide
Monday
- Cambridge - Rex Cogibudnus, pages 51-53
- Wheelock - The Perfect Passive, Vocabulary, pages 122-123 & 125-126
- Course Notes for Week 4
- Notes on the Perfect Passive, from the Wheelock site
- Grote's Notes for Wheelock, Chapter 19
Tuesday
- Cambridge - ad aulam, pages 54-55
- Wheelock - The Interrogative Pronoun and the Interrogative Adjective, pages 124-125
- Prof Mark Damen's notes for Wheelock, Chapter 19
Wednesday
- Cambridge - caerimōnia, pages 56-57
- Wheelock - Practice and Review, page 126
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 19 - Try some of Prof. Marchesi's drills
Thursday
- Cambridge - About the Language I & II, pages 58-59
- Wheelock - Sententiae Antīquae, pages 126-127
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 19 - Try drills of your choice
Friday
- Cambridge - no assignment from the Cambridge Course today
- Wheelock - Cicero, Catullus, Martial, Latīna est gaudium, pages 127-128
- Resources for Wheelock, Chapter 19 - Try Prof. Marchesi's Vocabulary drill
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