Latin Notes: How Latin Works (English Word Order Versus Latin Inflection)
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6th - 9th
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24 pages
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The "How Latin Works" unit introduces beginning Latin students to inflection (nominative and accusative in 1st and 2nd declensions, specifically) and English word order. The bundle bonus is a day-by-day plan for how to use this unit with your students. It should take 11-12 days to complete. Answer kPrice $26.06Original Price $28.95Save $2.89
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This presentation introduces students to the concept of Latin inflection and compares it to English word order. These notes start the "How Latin Works" unit. Nominative and accusative cases of 1st and 2nd declension nouns are introduced in this presentation along with practice on how and when to use them. All practice slides are accompanied by an answer key slide.
At the end of the presentation, students should know:
- The unit's key terms, introduced on slide 1 and summarized on slides 23 and 24:
- Word Order
- Inflection
- Subject
- Direct Object
- State of Being
- Predicate
- Nominative
- Accusative
- How to tell the difference between a sentence with an action verb and a state of being verb in Latin and English
- How to decline first and second declension Latin nouns in nominative and accusative case
- How to translate basic Latin sentences using nominative (as subject and predicate) and accusative (as direct object)
Total Pages
24 pages
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Teaching Duration
90 minutes
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