Latin Ii (First & Second Semester)

A second year of Latin language study

What you'll learn
Translate sentences and adapted texts from Latin in to English
Recite noun, pronoun and adjective declension charts
Recite verb conjugation charts
Understand the intricacies of Latin grammar
Requirements
Students must have covered the first half of Henle's Latin First Year (or equivalent)
Description
This course correspond to the second level of Latin language. It covers grammar, syntax, vocabulary, English derivatives and elements of Roman history and culture. This course is geared to students who have an interest in Latin and languages in general. It is taught thoroughly and carefully in order for the students to acquire a serious knowledge of the language. It follows the Henle Latin series that is used by many homeschoolers who study the language. This course covers the second half of Latin First Year. The book (hard copy or digital us a must. Exercises from the book are recommended at the end of every lesson to practice the newly acquired knowledge. Expect to complete the course in a year. So if you want to get serious exposure to the language that has always been the language of the educated, then dive in!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Syllabus

Section 2: Review

Lecture 3 Introduction to Week 1 & 2

Lecture 4 Vocabulary Unit 1 Review

Lecture 5 Vocabulary Unit 2 Review

Lecture 6 Vocabulary Review Quiz Unit 1 & 2

Lecture 7 Noun and Adjective Declension

Lecture 8 Declension QUiz

Lecture 9 Conjugation: Present System Active

Lecture 10 Conjugation: Perfect System Active

Lecture 11 Conjugation: Present System Passive

Lecture 12 Present System Passive Translation

Section 3: Lesson 21

Lecture 13 Conjugation quiz

Lecture 14 Vocabulary 21

Lecture 15 Conjugation: Perfect System Passive

Lecture 16 Mastery Review Vocabulary # 2 (p.217)

Lecture 17 Lesson 21 Exercises

Lecture 18 Quiz Lesson 21

Section 4: Lesson 22

Lecture 19 Vocabulary 22

Lecture 20 The Present Subjunctive Active

Lecture 21 Purpose Clauses

Lecture 22 Primary Tenses

Lecture 23 Lesson 22 Exercises

Section 5: Lesson 23

Lecture 24 Vocabulary 23

Lecture 25 Conjugation: The Imperfect Subjunctive Active

Lecture 26 Secondary Tenses

Lecture 27 Adjectives Used as Nouns

Lecture 28 Lesson 23 Exercises

Section 6: Lesson 24

Lecture 29 Vocabulary 24

Lecture 30 Qui, quae, quod and Relative Clauses

Lecture 31 The Use of AD

Lecture 32 Relative Clauses of Purpose

Lecture 33 Purpose Clauses Introduced by QUO

Lecture 34 Lesson 24 Exercises

Section 7: Lesson 25

Lecture 35 Vocabulary 25

Lecture 36 Interrogative Adverbs

Lecture 37 Interrogative Particles

Lecture 38 Lesson 25 Exercises

Section 8: Lesson 26 (Week of November 9th)

Lecture 39 Vocabulary 26

Lecture 40 Perfect & Pluperfect Subjunctive Active

Lecture 41 Indirect Questions, Primary Sequence & Secondary Sequences

Lecture 42 Lesson 26 Exercises

Section 9: Lesson 27 (Week of November 16th)

Lecture 43 Vocabulary 27

Lecture 44 The Vocative

Lecture 45 Present Imperative Active

Lecture 46 Lesson 27 Exercises

Section 10: Lesson 28 (Week of November 23rd)

Lecture 47 Vocabulary 28

Lecture 48 Suus and Sui as Direct Reflexive

Lecture 49 Suus and Sui as Indirect Reflexive

Lecture 50 Lesson 28 Exercises

Section 11: Lesson 29 (Week of November 30th)

Lecture 51 Vocabulary 29

Lecture 52 Present Subjunctive Passive

Lecture 53 Imperfect Subjunctive Passive

Lecture 54 The Ablative of Cause

Lecture 55 Perfect System of the Passive Subjunctive

Lecture 56 Lesson 29 Exercises

Section 12: Lesson 30 (Week of December 7th)

Lecture 57 Vocabulary 30

Lecture 58 Perfect Passive Participles

Lecture 59 Lesson 30 Exercises

Section 13: Lesson 31 (Week of December 14th)

Lecture 60 Vocabulary 31

Lecture 61 Hic, Haec, Hoc

Lecture 62 Lesson 31 Exercises

Section 14: Lesson 32 (Week of January 4th)

Lecture 63 Vocabulary 32

Lecture 64 The Prepositions AB, EX and DE

Lecture 65 Lesson 32 Exercises

Section 15: Lesson 33 (Week of January 11th)

Lecture 66 Vocabulary 33

Lecture 67 ille

Lecture 68 Lesson 33 Exercises

Section 16: Lesson 34 (Week of January 18th)

Lecture 69 Vocabulary 34

Lecture 70 The Ablative of Separation

Lecture 71 Exercises

Section 17: Lesson 35 (Week of January 25th)

Lecture 72 Vocabulary 35

Lecture 73 Indicative of Possum

Lecture 74 The Infinitive Uses

Lecture 75 Subjunctive of Possum

Lecture 76 Lesson 35 Exercises

Section 18: Lesson 36 (Week of February 1st)

Lecture 77 Vocabulary 36

Lecture 78 Numerals

Lecture 79 Adjectives with Irregular Genitive and Dative

Lecture 80 Lesson 36 Exercises

Section 19: Lesson 37 (Week of February 8th & 15th)

Lecture 81 Vocabulary 37

Lecture 82 Third Conjugation in -IO

Lecture 83 Indicative Active of -IO Verbs

Lecture 84 Subjunctive Active of -IO Verbs

Lecture 85 Indicative Passive of -IO Verbs

Lecture 86 Subjunctive Passive of -IO Verbs

Lecture 87 Time When

Lecture 88 Extent of Time and Space

Lecture 89 Time Within Which

Lecture 90 Exercises

Section 20: Lesson 38 (Week of February 22nd)

Lecture 91 Vocabulary 38

Lecture 92 Dative Verbs

Lecture 93 Exercises

Section 21: Lesson 39 (Week of February 29th & March 7th)

Lecture 94 Vocabulary 39

Lecture 95 Perfect Infinitive

Lecture 96 Future Infinitive

Lecture 97 Accusative with Infinitive

Lecture 98 More on Accusative with Infinitive

Lecture 99 Passive Infinitive

Lecture 100 Lesson 39 Exercises

Section 22: Lesson 40 (Week of March 14th)

Lecture 101 Vocabulary 40

Lecture 102 Regular Comparison of Adjectives

Lecture 103 Declension of Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

Lecture 104 Ablative of Comparison

Lecture 105 Irregular Comparative and Superlative

Lecture 106 Exercises Lesson 40

Section 23: Lesson 41 (Week of April 11th & April 18th)

Lecture 107 Vocabulary 41

Lecture 108 Deponent Verbs

Lecture 109 Indicative of Deponent Verbs

Lecture 110 Subjunctive of Deponent Verbs

Lecture 111 Exercises Lesson 41

Section 24: Lesson 42

Lecture 112 Vocabulary 42

Lecture 113 Indicative of EO

Lecture 114 Subjunctive of EO

Lecture 115 Exercise Lesson 42

Section 25: Conclusion

Lecture 116 Final Exams and Quizzes

Students with a strong foundation of Latin I,Students who are motivated to deepen their knowledge of the Latin language,Not for students with no knowledge of Latin