LAT 102:Review

Ch. 13

Connecticut College Spring 2019

Plan for Today

• Go over homework• New Case Uses

• Review sentences• chunking

Drill 127-130 #6, 7, 12, 16

6. Rōmae manēre poterō nec rūs cum sorōre mittar. ō mē fēlīcem!I shall be able to remain at Rome, and I shall not be sent to the country with (my) sister. O lucky me!

7. Verba tua nihil intellegō quamquam clārē dīcis. Not at all do I understand your words although you are speaking clearly.

12. Miser est quī aurō suam amīcitiam rēgī inimīcō vendat. Wretched is he who would sell his friendship to the unfriendly king for gold.

16. Nūllum dubium est quīn cīvēs arma ab hostibus relicta parvīhabeant. There is no doubt that the citizens consider the arms abandoned by the enemies of small (value).

Ch. 13 Exercises 1 & 3

1. Ex urbe ēgressus est Antōnius antequam mē vēnisse audīvit.Antony went out from the city before he heard that I had come. Ex urbe prius profectus est Antōnius quam ego eum vēnissecognōscerem.Antony set out from the city before I could learn that he had come.3. Patriam īnfēlīcem! Magnam est perīculum quia hominēs perditī vim īnferendī grātiā arma petant. Etenim tālis erit cīvitās quālēs cīviummōrēs ac studia. Unfortunate country! The danger is great apparently because depraved men are seeking arms for the purpose of inflicting violence. And indeed of such a sort will the state be as the character and zeals of (its) citizens (will be).

Exam

• Vocab Ch. 11-13 • Morphology• comparative and superlative

adjectives and adverbs (and irregulars) (AK Drill 110-111)• volō, nōlō, mālō (AK Drill 119-120

A)• fīō (AK Drill 126 B)• Infinitives: perfect active and

passive; Future Active and Passive (AK Drill 105-106 B)• Gerunds and Gerundives

• Sentences with...• Indirect Statement• Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs• Direct and Indirect Questions• Deliberative Subjunctive• Doubting Clauses• Cum Clauses• Negative Commands• Dative w/ Compound Verbs• Gerunds and Gerundives• Subordinate Clauses w/ Ind. & Subjv.• Correlatives (AK Drill 125 #1-10)• Adverbial Accusative, Acc. of Exclamation• Genitive of Indefinite Value• Ablative of Degree of Difference and Ablative

of Price

Review: Chunking Worksheet

For Monday