Latin

Two new pieces of Latin learning in this unit. Firstly, we look at some  Latin numbers and their English derivatives. That’s followed by an exploration of ‘being’ verbs.

We’ve seen a few Latin nouns in the first unit of this course, but now it’s time to learn more. Unit 4 expands our knowledge of two types of Latin noun.

We’ve had a look at verbs, so let’s look at making them a bit more interesting by learning about adverbs and how they work in Latin and English.

Romans were big on doing, and so Latin is a very verby language. Logical, then, that we start with verbs. In this unit, we learn six verbs and the endings that show us who is doing the action in the present tense.

A four-year, inclusive Latin language for English literacy course that can be taught by non-specialist teachers. Features comprehensive training videos, all lesson resources, interactive quizzes and more.

Explore the origins of the English language and why Latin is very much still alive. Evaluate this first unit of the course for free – we’re sure you’ll be back for more!

Tailored for individual or small group learners, the Maximum Classics at Home course features guided video lessons, printable workbooks, interactive quizzes and progress tracking. In Unit 1 we explore the close ties between modern English and ancient languages, then start learning some Latin.

Romans were big on doing, and so Latin is a very verby language. Logical, then, that we start with verbs. In this unit, we learn six verbs and the endings that show us who is doing the action in the present tense.