Notebooks+for+first+semester

LATIN I see way below for second quarter, first semester CONTENTS OF NOTEBOOKS BY WEEK 1. PUELLA AMAT - THE GIRL LOVES PUELLAM AMO - i LOVE THE GIRL PUELLA PATRIA AGRICOLA SILVA FEMINA TERRA REGINA FAMILIA VILLA FILIA AMO AMAMUS AMAS AMATIS AMAT AMANT 2. names of cases: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, ablative VOCO LAUDO HABITO NARRO ET SUM SUMUS ES ESTIS EST SUNT MAGNUS PARO PORTO SPECTO OCCUPO QUOQUE genitive case is used to show possession, the girl's farmhouse VILLA PUELLAE, the farmers' land AGRICOLARUM TERRA PARO PORTO ROGO AMBULO LAUDO story of Romulus and Remus founding Rome 2ND QUARTER ** TOPICS: details below vocabulary ** ** adjectives nouns conjunc. verbs adverbs prepositions ** ** active and passive in all six tenses ** ** ablative of means ** ** ablative of agent ** ** vocatives ** ** imperatives ** ** VOCABULARY ** ferus fuga sed aedificco bene magnus periculum supero male malus deus volo olim amicus filius saepe inimicus liberi (plural = children) post pulcher servus miser annus per pauci donum post multus/multi equus, equi altus porta liber, libera, liberum longus somnus meus tuus latus 1. the adjective declension, all 30 forms (the endings of the nouns amicus, puella and bellum, in that order) 2. examples of attributive, predicate and substantive adjectives: Bona puella spectat. (A good girl is watching.) Bona est puella. (The girl is good.) Boni sunt in oppido. (The good men are in the town.) 3. rules of vocative case formation: for all nouns except nouns ending in –us and –ius, use the nominative for the vocative. For nouns ending in –us, remove US and add E; for nouns ending in ius, remove the US. 4. how to form adverbs from adjectives: except for bene (from bonus), remove the –US and add E (with a long mark). 5. imperfect tense: amabam amabamus amabas amabatis amabat amabant 6. future tense: amabo amabimus amabis amabitis amabit amabunt