Monday. Calescite Scan through “sub horreo” on pg. 126 – lines 1 – 8 only List all SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD verbs Hint: sunt TRIA verba!

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Monday

Calescite Scan through “sub horreo” on pg. 126 – lines 1 – 8 only List all SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD verbs Hint: sunt TRIA verba!

“sub horreo” Pg groups: Narrator, Modestus, Strythio&Narrator Translate your part with your group Practice linguam Latinam et Anglice

Tuesday

“sub horreo” Pg. 126 Practice (10 min.) Present! (LL et Ang) Postquam, de quaestionibus dicemus.

Wednesday

Result Clauses – pg. 130 “ut” + Subjunctive – …(with the result) that… Uses an adverb describing amount!!! – tot, tam, tantus, adeo… In tuis papyris, scribite : #1 – 6 – Translate the RESULT CLAUSE of each sentence – Write the clause in Latin AND English

PraeDom: PTL pg. 133 Parts A & C – (odd #s only) Part A: Example #2 – Vilbia, having gone out of the kitchen, looked for her sister immediately. – “egressa” – Perfect Active – “Vilbia” Part C: Example #2 – The citizens, when they had entered the shop, demanded wine. “intravissent”

Thursday

Calescite Extracte “PTL” Dicemus de praescripto domestico!

“Modestus attonitus” pg. 129 Translate one of three ways: – Literally – Summarize (at least 10 sentences) – Pictofabula You may work with A (ONE, UNUM, 1, etc.) partner. Perficetis hanc fabulam cras!

Friday

“Modestus attonitus” pg. 129 Translate one of three ways: – Literally – Summarize (at least 10 sentences) – Pictofabula You may work with A (ONE, UNUM, 1, etc.) partner. Si non perfectistis id, est praescriptum domesticum.