Warm-up
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Audite/Dicite
workbook exercise 5.6
Prayer
Before Class
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Pater Noster
o I
will call on an individual to lead us in prayer.
Nota Bene
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Portfolio Check next
class!
o Make sure you update your cover sheet.
o Remember, I will not grade any choices that are not in
the choices section of your portfolio or clearly marked in your workbook.
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Examen III - Monday,
11/10
o Examen III Review due 11/6
o Extra Credit reviews:
§ Thursday, 11/6 3:15-4
§ Monday, 11/10 7:30-8:15
Jargon
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Tense – time or duration of
the action
o tempus = time
Latin Phrase of the Day
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tempus fugit
o usually
mis-translated as “time flies”
o actually
“time flees” (like run away)
o Fugit
is the source of the English words fugitive and refugee.
Parsie
- Parsie the Vulture is a
mnemonic to help you remember the important things you need to know about
every verb you read:
- Please = Person
- Never = Number
- Touch = Tense
- In Latin: Placeas Noli Tangere
Tenses
- What English tenses do you
know?
- Latin has 6 tenses!
- The verbs before Stage 6 are all present tense:
- audit
- pingis
- ago
- sedet
- laudat
- sum, es, est, sunt
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The verbs in Stage 6 are past tense.
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But they represent 2 different Latin past tenses.
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Let’s look at the verbs on pp. 88-89.
o Can
you categorize/differentiate the verbs?
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Column A
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Column B
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ambulabant
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latravit
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timebat
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clamavit
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erat
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superavit
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ambulabat
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audivit
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vexabat
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pulsavit
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erant
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laudaverunt
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o Can
you theorize what the difference in meaning is?
Jargon
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imperfect tense – used to express an
action when it is in the past and it is incomplete, repetitive, or habitual
o E.g. When I was young, I used to injure my
ankles rather frequently.
§ IMPERFECT
o How can we express continued, past action in English?
§ Was/were verbing
§ Used to verb
§ Kept on verbing
Homework
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Portfolio Check Next Class
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