Latin

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.

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.

It’s time to take stock of everything we’ve learned so far, and then to learn a useful technique to help you keep calm and translate on when faced with longer Latin sentences.

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.

New unit, new word class! In this unit, we learn how Latin adjectives work, and how they have to match the noun they’re describing.

In Unit 8, we meet another new word class – prepositions. Not only do we learn to translate them in Latin sentences, but we investigate how they often show up as English prefixes.

In Unit 9, we go back to verbs to expand our knowledge by learning about the past continuous tense.

Get ready to meet a whole new kind of Latin noun, and learn to deal with never-before-seen vocabulary.

English uses ‘of’ but how does Latin show when someone possesses or owns something?

We’ll learn several ways of expressing negatives, as well as how to give direct commands and join sentences using conjunctions.