Alpha Teach Yourself Latin in 24 Hours

Name: Alpha Teach Yourself Latin in 24 Hours
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ISBN: 9780028639321

ISBN-10: 0028639324

ISBN-13: 9780028639321

Edition: 2000

Authors: Stephen Beall, Lucy Beale

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If you have less than fond memories of school days and learning Latin then this book may be the ideal starter course. Everything is fully explained by a respected teacher who teaches Latin at all levels at Marquette University in the United States.

Book details

List price: $19.99
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group
Publication date: 8/9/2000
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 448
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.782

HOUR 1. Basic Grammatical Terms; Singular and Plural; Agreement. The Stages of the Latin Language. Task 1: Using Articles. Latin Word Order. Task 2: Working with Word Order. The Parts of Speech. Task 3: Identifying Parts of Speech. Singular and Plural of Nouns; Declension. Task 4: Nouns and Their Plurals. Grammatical Gender. Task 5: Working with Nouns and Gender. Neuter Nouns. Task 6: Nouns and Their Plurals. Singular and Plural in Verbs. Task 7: Subject-Verb Agreement. Task 8: Working with Verb Forms. Noun-Adjective Agreement. Task 9: Noun-Adjective Agreement I. Linking Sentences. Essential Vocabulary. Reading Exercise. HOUR 2. Third Declension Adjectives; Substantival Adjectives;… Verbs with an Implied Subject. Third Declension Adjectives. Task 1: Noun and Adjective Agreement. Recognizing Adjective Types. Task 2: Identifying Adjective Types. Task 3: Noun and Adjective Agreement II. Substantival Adjectives. Task 4: Translating Substantival Adjectives. Task 5: Translating from Context. Essential Vocabulary. Recognition Vocabulary. Reading Exercise. HOUR 3. The Nominative and Accusative Cases; Prepositions with the Accusative; the Infinitive Mood; Negation. Introductory Reading. Nominative and Accusative Cases. Task 1: Nominative or Accusative. Forms of the Accusative Case: Masculine and Feminine Nouns. Task 2: Conversion of Nominative to Accusative. Task 3: Noun Forms. Accusative Case: Neuter Nouns. Task 4: Noun-Adjective Pairs. The Accusative Case After Prepositions. Task 5: Working with Prepositions. The Infinitive Mood. Task 6: Working with Infinitives. Negation. Task 7: Negation. Essential Vocabulary. Recognition Vocabulary. Reading Exercise. HOUR 4. Conjugation of Verbs; the Imperative Mood; Duration of Time. Introductory Reading. Advice from a Talking Nightingale. Conjugation of Verbs. Task 1: Identifying Person and Number. Conjugating Latin Verbs. Task 2: Conjugating in Latin I. Task 3: Translating Verb Forms I. The Four Latin Conjugations. Task 4: Identifying Conjugations. Personal Endings in the Four Conjugations. Task 5: Conjugation. Task 6: Conjugating in Latin II. Task 7: Translating Verb Forms II. Third Conjugation -io Verbs. Task 8: Conjugating -io Verbs. Dictionary Form of Verbs. Task 9: Identifying Conjugations. The Imperative Mood. Task 10: Identifying the Mood. The Imperative Mood in Latin. Task 11: Imperative Forms. Task 12: Translation. Negative Commands. Task 13: Working with Negation. Another Use of the Accusative Case: Duration of Time. Task 14: Translating the Accusative. Forms of the Verb To Be. Task 15: Working with the Verb Sum. Compound Verbs Built on Sum. Task 16: Working with Compounds of Sum. Task 17: Translating Irregular Verbs. Essential Vocabulary. Recognition Vocabulary. Reading Exercise. HOUR 5. The Ablative Case. Introductory Reading. Forms of the Ablative Case: Nouns. Task 1: Working with the Ablative Case. Task 2: Identifying Cases. Adjectives in the Ablative Case. Task 3: Noun-Adjective Pairings. Uses of the Ablative Case. Task 4: Translating Prepositional Phrases. Ablative Without a Preposition. Task 5: FWIB. Essential Vocabulary. Recognition Vocabulary. Reading Exercise. HOUR 6. Questions; Complex Sentences; Relative Clauses. Introductory Reading. Questions for Information: Interrogative Pronouns. Task 1: Translation of Interrogative Pronouns. Interrogative Adjectives: What…?, Whic