A First Latin book for Junior High Schools
A First Latin book for Junior High Schools
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1. Caesar thinks that the Helvetians are laying waste the lands (fields) of his allies. 2. Our allies say that their lands are being laid waste by the Helvetians. 3. We believe that the army is defending the town, bravely. 4. All say that the army is led by a brave general. 5. The messen- ger says that our men are defeating the enemy.
SUGGESTED DRILL 1. What is the difference between a direct and an indirect quotation?
2. What conjunction is frequently used in English to introduce an indirect q...uotation? 3. What is the rule for the use of the verb and its subject in a simple sentence in an indirect quotation in Latin? 4. With what classes of verbs is indirect discourse used? 5. What is the case cf a predicate noun or adjective with an infinitive in indirect discourse? 6. What English noun is derived from the present piurticiple of ag5?
SIXTEENTH REVIEW LESSON 499. VOCABULARY REVIEW casus, -us, M. decern civitas, -tatis, p. absiun, abesse, aful, a|uturus cohors, cohortis, p. ag5, -ere, egl, actiun coUoquiiun, -I, n.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. Caesar thinks that the Helvetians are laying waste the lands (fields) of his allies. 2. Our allies say that their lands are being laid waste by the Helvetians. 3. We believe that the army is defending the town, bravely. 4. All say that the army is led by a brave general. 5. The messen- ger says that our men are defeating the enemy.
SUGGESTED DRILL 1. What is the difference between a direct and an indirect quotation?
2. What conjunction is frequently used in English to introduce an indirect q...uotation? 3. What is the rule for the use of the verb and its subject in a simple sentence in an indirect quotation in Latin? 4. With what classes of verbs is indirect discourse used? 5. What is the case cf a predicate noun or adjective with an infinitive in indirect discourse? 6. What English noun is derived from the present piurticiple of ag5?
SIXTEENTH REVIEW LESSON 499. VOCABULARY REVIEW casus, -us, M. decern civitas, -tatis, p. absiun, abesse, aful, a|uturus cohors, cohortis, p. ag5, -ere, egl, actiun coUoquiiun, -I, n.
What to read after A First Latin book for Junior High Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Harry Fletcher, 1869-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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