FIRST QUARTERSECOND QUARTERTHIRD QUARTERFOURTH QUARTER

I. INTRODUCTION1. Review of the parts of speech(English) Nouns Pronouns Adjectives Verbs Adverbs Prepositions Conjunctions Interjections2. Overview of Latin Grammar, Parts of Speech Nouns Pronouns Adjectives Verbs Adverbs Prepositions interjections

II. DECLENSION1. Nouns

A. First declension vocabularyB. Second declension vocabulary2. adjectivesA. first and second declensions vocabularyB. irregular adjectives vocabularyC. third declension adjectives vocabulary3. PronounsA. Personal pronounsB. Demonstrative pronounsC. Interrogative pronounsD. Relative pronouns4. Comparison of AdverbsA. Regular adverbsB. Irregular adverbsC. Numerals Cardinal Ordinal Distributive III. CONJUGATION1. Regular VerbsActive Mood I Conjugation, Vocabulary II Conjugation, Vocabulary III Conjugation, Vocabulary IV Conjugation, Vocabulary

IV. OTHERSA. PrepositionsB. Interjectionsa. Approbationb. Joyc. Surprised. Pain, sorrowe. Calling

V. THE CASESA. The dative case Dative of the possessor Dative of reference Dative of purpose Dative of agent Dative verbsB. Genitive case Genitive of kind Indefinite genetives Verbs of remembering and forgetting take the genitive case Verbs of accusing, condemning, acquitting Verbs of warning, reminding take the genitive

I. BASIC LATIN 1

I. REVIEWA. Review of Latin 1 Declension Conjugation Prepositions InterjectionsII. DECLENSION1. nounsA. Third declension vocabularyB. Fourth declension vocabularyC. Fifth declension vocabulary

2. adjectivesA. Adjectives in -er that retain the -e.B. Adjectives in -er that drop the -e.C. Cardinal NumeralsD. Declension of comparative adjectives3. PronounsA. Reflexive pronounsB. Intensive pronounsC. Interrogative pronounsIII. CONJUGATIONA. Regular verbsPassive Mood I Conjugation, Vocabulary II Conjugation, Vocabulary III Conjugation, Vocabulary IV Conjugation, VocabularyB. Deponent verbsC. Periphrastic conjugationD. Irregular verbsa. Esseb. Possec. Ferred. Iree. Fierf. Velle, nolle, malleE. Impersonal Verbs

IV. THE CASESA. The accusative caseB. The ablative case Ablative of place Ablative of agent Ablative of separation Ablative of accompaniment Ablative of means Ablative of manner Ablative absolute Ablative of description or quality Ablative of price Ablative of specification Ablative of cause Ablative of comparison Ablative of source or originV. OTHERSA. Expressing time in latinB. Expressing place in latinC. Clauses in latin

II. BASIC LATIN 2

SOURCES:A. Clarus J. Graves, O.S. B., Fourth Latin(Milwaukee: The Bruce Publishing Company, 1943)B. B. L. Ullman, Henderson, Jr. and H. E. Henry, Latin for Americans, First Book (Mission Hills: McGraw Hill, 1980)