Latin Language Learning Activities and Exercises
Discover a series of engaging Latin language learning activities, exercises, translations, and model sentences to enhance your skills. Dive into participles, model sentences, and character interactions in a fun and educational format.
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Calescite! 1) How are Present Active Participles formed? (Principal Part? Drop/Add? Declension?) 2) How are they translated? 3) Find two sentences in lingua Latina (in tuis libris) which contain this type of participle.
Model Sentences pg. 3 - 5 Translate with a partner 10 minutes!
fons sacer Translate every OTHER paragraph (beginning with the 1st) Finish story for praescriptum domesticum
4 When spring was approaching, Cogidubnus fell into a grave illness. many doctors, having been summoned to the palace, searched for a remedy for the illness. 10 Where is that damned fountain? asked Quintus. They are in Britain, after all 18 You are a wise man, that man (i.e. Salvius) responded. It is better for you to make a will.
Calescite! Take out fons sacer and (on the same sheet) write one sentence about each character. (Quintus, C-Dub, Salvius) Turn to pg. 6 and (on the same sheet) list all of the Perfect Passive Participles and translate. Ex: Line 2 invitatus having been invited Line 5 - Line 13 - Line 14 -
Lucius Marcius Memor Translate Lucius Marcius Memor through line 14 and answer Questions 1 - 5 (pg. 9) Checkpoint: TEN MINUTES before class ends
Q & A 1. Quod oppidum erat parvum. 2. Notissimus obesusque ignavusque. (Ebrius?) Very well known, fat, lazy drunk! 3. Erat tertia hora. Cephalus excitare Memorem temptabat. 4. Rursus = again. Memor saepe ebrius erat. 5. Fer plus vini et ABI! Administra ipse rem!
Calescite! Turn to pg. 7 - 8 Find the Perfect Passive Participles in lines: 10 19 35
Finish LMM and Questions Finish 6 13 Turn in questions, NOT translation Questions about Perfect Passive Participles? Check out pg. 11 we ll get into specifics Cras!
Calescite! *Turn in LMM Questions* Write & Translate: 1) Cephalus multit dinem aegr t rum cl mantium fabr rumque vituperantium invenit. 2) Cephalus, domin r t territus, inv us exiit.
Participles (Verbal Adjectives) Perfect Passive translated as having been called, having been praised, having been held Use 4th Principal Part (NEW PRINCIPAL PART!) labor tum Use 1stor 2nddeclension endings based on gender labor tus, -a, -um labor t , -ae, - . labor t , -ae, -a labor t rum, - rum, - rum
singular plural Nom. laudatus, laudata, laudatum laudat , -ae, -a Gen. laudat , -ae, - laudat rum, - rum, - rum Dat. laudat , -ae, - laudat s, - s, s Acc. laudatum, -am, -um laudat s, - s, -a Abl. laudat , - , - laudat s, - s, s
Domina Gaga ambulvit ex ov apert .
Iustinanus Bberus, laudatus ab sher , non v cit. (eheu?)
Rihanna, impeta latrn papyr, longam stolam gerit.
Ablative of Agent a.k.a. Secret Agent /ab _________ (noun in ablative) translated as by ___________ Ex: missus ab architect Ex: laudata Magistr
Calescite None!!!! Whaaaaa??? Huuuuh????
senator advenit pg. 10 Take out a piece of paper and a pen/cil We ll translate together
