Next class you will have a quiz that requires you to recognize the personal endings of verbs for both singular and plural forms.
The quiz will have 10 verbs listed and you will have to check off which personal ending is found in each verb. Remember, if it ends in an -o it is EGO, in an -s, it is TU, in -mus it’s NOS and in -tis it is for VOS. Review! Study!
Make sure you complete the crossword puzzle for Stage 9 by this Thursday! You will need to print it out, fill it out, and bring it back to class.
Your test for Stage 9 is being moved from Thursday 5/3 to Monday 5/7 due to “Take Your Child to Work Day” falling on this Thursday.
Those of you who won’t be in class on Thursday are expected to be ready for the test on Monday. So make sure you study!
Make sure you are looking over all of the work we have been doing from Stage 9. Our test for Stage 9 will be on Thursday, May 3rd! It will be the usual format – multiple choice. We looked at the Dative Case and the Roman bath.
Just a reminder – make sure you look over your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd declension forms. We are going to have a quiz on the Dative Case on next class, Friday 4/27!
Remember to look over your past work and review for your test on Friday. It will be covering Stage 7 – the Perfect tense.
The test has 47 multiple choice questions:
We are having a test for Stage 6 on Friday. The test is multiple choice, just like our other tests, and will require you to recall how to use the Imperfect tense and Perfect tense for verbs. Make sure you look over your notes and old work that we have done in class. Review your crossword for the Stage to look at your vocabulary, too. See you all Friday and good luck!
Remember that we are having a quiz on Stage 6 on Thursday, 1/26. We will be looking at the past tense of verbs – the Imperfect and Perfect tenses. Make sure you remember how to translate these verb forms and how to match them up correctly with their subjects!
Make sure you complete your crossword puzzle for Stage 6 for Thursday, 1/26. Just look under Class Materials > Crosswords.
Your midterm for Latin Beginning will be 90 multiple choice questions. I have put together a study guide that breaks down the test according to each section and what each section will be addressing. As you study for the midterm, make sure you dig up all of the work that is cited on the midterm study guide and review it. If you have any questions, make sure you ask in class on Thursday, which will be our final review before our midterms.
Be confident though – you have been studying Latin all year long! We don’t stop using any of the skills we learn, but continue to use them throughout the year!
Midterm Schedule
Magister Ricard