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SHORT COURSE TWO GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS UNIT 2
Turn to ER2, p33.
Read Ch 22, From the Inn to Rome.
Translate Ch 22, From the Inn to Rome.  
Go the Grammar File. Study the section called the Dative and complete the exercises. Study also ER2, p35, paying special attendtion to the Notes at the foot of the page. Study the information on Dative or Ablative on p37. You have now met all the common Noun Endings in Latin. Go to the GRAMMAR FILE. Find the Noun Table. This table can be used for reference when you translate.
Ex 22a - follow instructions Ex 22b - follow instructions Ex 22c - follow instructions Ex 22d - follow instructions.
Noun Table including the Dative endings. Vocabulary on p34. SHORT LATIN STORIES
Take Short Latin Stories. Turn to p8, story 3.
Read the story called Waiting for the Right Moment.
Translate Waiting for the Right Moment. A vocabulary list is supplied to help you.
Go to the GRAMMAR FILE. Study the sections called Comparison Of Adjectives and Comparison of Irregular Adjectives complete the exercises.
The table of the Comparison Of Adjectives. The table called Comparison Of Irregular Adjectives.
Take Short Latin Stories Turn to p18, story 12
Read the story called Portia and the three Caskets
Translate Portia and the Three Caskets A
vocabulary list is supplied to help you
Take SHORT LATIN STORIES. Turn to p22, story 15.
Read the story called A Citizen of Syracuse Learns the Meaning of the Word Suspense.
Translate A Citizen of Syracus Learns the Meaning of the Word Suspense. A vocabulary list is supplied to help you.
Go to the GRAMMAR FILE. Study the section called the Pluperfect Tense and complete the exercises. See also the table in ER2, p50.
Pluperfect Tense endings. SHORT LATIN STORIES
Take SHORT LATIN STORIES. Turn to p24, story 17.
Read the story called The Lion and the Flea.
Translate The Lion and the Flea. A vocabulary list is supplied to help you.
Go to the GRAMMAR FILE. Study the section called the Relative Pronoun and complete the exercises.
Form and Use of the Relative Pronoun. SHORT LATIN STORIES
Take SHORT LATIN STORIES. Turn to p21, story 14.
Read the story called The Magic Sticks.
Translate the Magic Sticks. A vocabulary list is supplied to help you. SHORT LATIN STORIES
Take SHORT LATIN STORIES Turn to p26, story 20.
Read the story called Helen of Troy or Helen of Egypt.
Translate Helen of Troy or Egypt. A vocabulary list is supplied to help you.
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