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Gimkit is a game show for the classroom that requires knowledge, collaboration, and strategy to win. Get started for free!

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Can you count 1-10 in Latin? Learn Latin numbers with Comprehensible Input

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Example- the perfect tense.
Videos, lessons and quizzes all available.

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Q8.Which of these gives the correct sequence and endings for the perfect tense.

i, is, t, imus, itis, int o, s, t, mus, tis, nt i, isti, it, imus, istis, erunt

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Perfect tense: u x s stems or 2nd and 3rd conjugation

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In this lesson, we will look at three new stems for the perfect tense.

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Example - revising the perfect tense - do not worry about any unfamiliar vocab as every Latin sentences is translated!

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Using the Latin word list

We have set out our word list for these lessons in the same format used in most Latin dictionaries. When you use the word list, you will be gaining the experience and confidence to use a dictionary. Concentrate on learning words marked with an asterisk* first.

Verbs are given in parts (called the principal parts). Our example is tenere - to hold:

teneo, tenere, tenui, tentum (2) to hold

teneo is the 'I' form of the present tense

tenere is the infinitive

tenui is the 'I' form of the past tense

tentum is the supine (not covered in these lessons)

(2) is the conjugation

'to hold' is the meaning in English

The parts are always arranged in this order: sometimes the supine is not given.

Knowing this, you will be able to look a verb up in a dictionary and conjugate it.

Why not try looking up verbs in the Latin word list for practice?

Verbs - past tense

The past tense is used for actions that have been completed.

All verbs have the same endings in the past tense:

Look at our example of tenere to hold

The past tense can be translated in two ways in English. You will be able to work out which meaning is appropriate for your document.

The endings are added onto the stem of the verb. The stem in the past tense is slightly different from the stem in the present tense. This table shows how the stems of first, second and fourth conjugation verbs are formed in the past tense.

idem Edwardus manerium de Johanne tenuit per novem annos

The same Edward held the manor from John for nine years.

idem the same

Georgius in terra dominica domini laboravit

George worked in the lord's demesne land.

Georgius, -ii (m.) George

testamentum probatum coram domino apud Eboracum in predicto anno domini

Will proved before the lord at York in the aforesaid year of the Lord

Eboracum, -i (n.) York

probatum, proved

probare to prove a will

Two important verbs have an irregular stem:

Henricus rex terram per cartam suam dedit.
King Henry gave the land by his charter.

in hoc anno abbas de Eboraco obiit.
In this year the abbot of York died.

Third conjugation verbs

There is no set rule for creating the past stem of third conjugation verbs.

Here are some examples of common verbs:

ego Simo episcopus dedi concessi et confirmavi per hanc cartam meam.
I, Bishop Simon, have given, conceded and confirmed by this my charter.

This is an irregular verb. Note its different form in the past tense.

homines episcopi non fuerunt in curia
The men of the bishop were not in court.

Remember that if you don't know the past or present tense of a verb, you can find it by looking up the verb in a dictionary and conjugating the principal parts.

Handy hint - verbs

In the past and the present tense, verbs ending in

Checklist

Are you confident with

which parts of a verb are given in a dictionary?

the endings of verbs in the past tense?

the Latin word for 'He has been' and 'He was'?

What next?

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Lesson 9 - Using the Latin word list for verbs, past tense of verbs - Latin

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Using the Latin word list We have set out our word list for these lessons in the same format used in most Latin dictionaries. When you use the word list, you will be gaining the experience and confidence to use a dictionary. Concentrate on learning words marked with an asterisk* first.

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Some differences to our set text!

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Where do superstitions come from? - Stuart Vyse

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How did the Greeks and Romans pray and sacrifice?

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Picture 1: Road surrounded by tombs

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Mr. Windsor Teaches... Ovid - Dipsas the Sorceress (Am. 1.8)

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Keep up with your vocabulary learning
Use the online sorting games
Try the automarked translations & activities

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Duolingo is the world's most popular way to learn a language. It's 100% free, fun and science-based. Practice online on duolingo.com or on the apps!

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Suburani book 2

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Resources here including click-on versions

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... to the new CSCP Extra Resources site.

The site offers access to some materials originally prepared for teachers and students working towards the GCSE Latin qualification offered by an examination board in the United Kingdom.

The resources will also prove valuable to those using the Cambridge Latin Course or other introductory Latin course and will support their progress towards reading authentic Latin texts.

You can find the the Literature Resources pages here: Literature Resources

Information about the UK examination board can be found here: Eduqas Examination Board UK.

Distance learning tuition for some of the texts in this section is available through CSCP. Please contact learning@cambridgescp.com

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Welcome! ... to the new CSCP Extra Resources site. The site offers access to some materials originally prepared for teachers and students working towards the GCSE Latin qualification offered by an examination board in the United Kingdom.

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MAGIC & SUPERSTITION Paper 2 resource booklet

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Find the match - Tap the matching answer to eliminate it. Repeat until all answers are gone.

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explanations of pictures in the textbook

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After each story activity is completed, present your answers to me to be given your clue for that level

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Make a fake book cover using the generator to summarise part of our course - choose a character to be the author - from Book 1 or Book 2. You can see my example here ----> (you can include a meme or a "normal" picture or design here - keep it PG please!)

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Roman Bath reconstruction (LONG VIDEO - watch in parts if you are interested)

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SECRETS OF THE LOST EMPIRES: Roman Bath (documentary)

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Key objects

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Find out more about some of the most important objects in the Roman Baths collection.

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Religion: public display & private worship

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video 1 lararium & spirits of family (when away on military campaign)

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Gladiator - Maximus Praying Scene & Music HD (English & Spanish)

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insula - watch video & read pdfs. You are welcome to answer questions & send me this to mark.

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Life for the 95%. What was life like for the urban poor in Rome? What sources are available to us?

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1) Watch all of this 10 min video about Roman London
Then continue with 2 and 3

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How Was London Founded? | London 2000 Years of History | Channel 5 #History

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2) Watch this video then complete either task 3a or 3b

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Time Team Special 10 (2002) Londinium, The Edge of Empire

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Curse tablets by American

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Complete comprehension for Paris Judgement story

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Example sheet

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20 - feles callidissima (choice of present participles to fill blanks)

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Books uploaded by others

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This book is ENTIRELY in Latin - read along & see how you get on!

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Game- learn how to play here - download below

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Download & read - then print - pages 5-10

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There were Romans from many different countries in the Roman Empire - this family comes from a later time than ours - but they have a lot in common!

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Life in Roman Britain | The Story of Britain | BBC Teach

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More stories to listen to / read along with

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CLC Book 1 videos to revisit grammar

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English version to help!

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Read and try not to translate - how much can you understand?

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Choose videos from here e.g. Roman buildings or nature walks

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This channel began as an outlet for the Minecraft project I am working on which brought students to the classical word in the 3D environment afforded by Minecraft. However, my sights have shifted slightly to focus on the real goal of teaching Latin. I still use Minecraft for most videos, but it is m…

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Please see our folder on Sharepoint for additional Latin stories

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click here to find videos explaining Latin grammar points with lots of examples

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Welcome to the Cambridge School Classics Project (North America)!

From our base in Cambridge, UK, we offer support for Latin learners and teachers around the world. This site is for our users in North America and brings together materials for both current editions of the Cambridge Latin Course, free digital versions of the Cambridge Latin Anthology, mythology and storytelling resources as part of our Classics Tales project. You can also find information about our distance learning services and a shop with information on where to buy our products.
For additional teacher support visit the North American Cambridge Classics Project site.

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From our base in Cambridge, UK, we offer support for Latin learners and teachers around the world. This site is for our users in North America and brings together materials for both current editions of the Cambridge Latin Course, free digital versions of the Cambridge Latin Anthology, mythology and storytelling resources as part of our Classics Tales project.

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Roman make up

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Roman Makeup Tutorial | History Inspired | Feat. Amber Butchart and Rebecca Butterworth

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Roman appearances!

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Little Red Riding Hood script