Year 11

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Showing posts with label Year 11. Show all posts

Grammar



Verbs Indicative
Active voice: amo, deleo, lego, audio, capio, Passive voice: amor, deleor, legor, audior, capior, 15 verbs of the mixed conjugation, Irregular verb: sum

Verbs Subjunctive
Active voice: amem, deleam, legam, audiam, capiam, Passive voice: amer, delear, legar, audiar, capiar, Irregular verbs: sum, possum, eo, fero, volo, nolo, malo

Latin and Greek roots

Grammar Bookmark
Bookmark for Year 10 students

Latin Grammar at a glance
Bookmark for Year 11 students

1st conjugation verbs - Endings for Present, Imperfect, Future and Perfect

2nd conjugation verbs - Endings for Present, Imperfect, Future and Perfect

3rd conjugation verbs - Endings for Present, Imperfect, Future and Perfect 

4th conjugation verbs - Endings for Present, Imperfect, Future and Perfect 

Mixed conjugation verbs - Endings for Present, Imperfect, Future and Perfect 

The parts of Speech - Checklist 

So you really want to learn Latin - Book III


Title: So you really want to learn Latin, Book III
Author: N.R.R. Oulton
Publisher: Galore Park
ISBN: 978 1 902984 02 5

Description
At last! A textbook for those who really want to learn. No patronising word-searches here, nor "activities for group-work". This is no watered down, simplistic version of the subject, aimed at pupils whose collective intelligence is assumed to be on a par with a squashed hedgehog. This the real thing - Latin for those who want to learn Latin.

This is the third volume in a three part course taking the pupil from scratch to GCSE level and beyond. It can be used in the classroom by those preparing for Latin at any level but will also be invaluable as a revision aid or as a self-teaching book.


So you really want to learn Latin - Book II


Title: So you really want to learn Latin, Book II
Author: N.R.R. Oulton
Publisher: Galore Park
ISBN: 978 1 902984 01 8

Description
At last! A textbook for those who really want to learn. No patronising word-searches here, nor "activities for group-work". This is no watered down, simplistic version of the subject, aimed at pupils whose collective intelligence is assumed to be on a par with a squashed hedgehog. This the real thing - Latin for those who want to learn Latin.

This is the second volume in a three part course taking the pupil from scratch to GCSE level and beyond. Based on the prescribed vocabulary of the OCR GCSE syllabus, it can be used in the classroom by those preparing for Latin at any level but will also be invaluable as a revision aid or as a self-teaching book.

Essential GCSE Latin


Title: Essential GCSE Latin
Author: John Taylor
Publisher: Bristol Classical Press
ISBN1 85399 693 9

Cover illustration: parade of Roman soldiers and knights, from the triumphal column dedicated to Antoninus Pius, Rome, AD 161.

Description
Essential GCSE Latin is neither a complete course from scratch nor a reference grammar, but a summary of all the linguistic requirements for the OCR Examination Board specification (2007 onwards), aimed mainly at pupils in their GCSE year.

Whatever course they have used, many students remain very hazy about grammar. It is difficult to track back in a multi-volume course to the first introduction of a particular construction. Traditional grammars, on the other hand, can be forbidding, and often do not give enough help with syntax and idiom. This book breaks everything down into bite-sized chunks, with examples and practice sentences (650 in all) on each point, and generous cross-referencing. It concentrates on the understanding of principles in both accidence and syntax, in order to cut down on rote learning. Practice passages for the optional harder unseen translation passage are included.


Checklist with the contents and the exercises of the book so you can track your progress and complete your revision successfully.

Vocabulary list (Nouns, Adjectives, Pronouns, Adverbs, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Verbs)

Latin GCSE - A Revision Handbook


TitleLatin GCSE
SubtitleA Revision Handbook

Author: Iraklis Lampadariou
Publisher: Saita Publications
ISBN978-618-5147-92-1

Cover photo:  Julius Caesar. Commissioned in 1696 for the Gardens of Versailles, to go with the Annibal by Sébastien Slodtz. photographer: Marie-Lan Nguyen (2006)/ Wikipedia

Description
This handbook is aimed at being a simple but efficient synopsis of all the grammar and syntax points that are required for the GCSE in Latin Language. It is designed for students in Year 11, but also for people who want to taste what Latin is all about. It might, however, be suitable as a resource for teachers who wish to teach their students following the way that it helped me to learn this highly inflected language; by using tables, diagrams and notes, all in nice memorable 'boxes'.


Download the book in .pdf (document size: 7.11 MB)