Latin Grammar IV Homeschool Bundle

Picta Dicta Latin Grammar is a hybrid digital-print introduction to Latin designed for the secondary level or beyond. Students first learn vocabulary, morphology, and syntax through thousands of illustrated cartoons. Then, they practice simple Latin composition, grammatical analysis, and reading in a physical workbook. The readings in this course are all original compositions that are simultaneously humorous and foundational for students preparing to read harder and more serious Latin texts.

Latin Grammar IV follows Latin Grammar III, and is an advanced Latin course. Most students purchasing this course are enrolled with a Latin teacher through the Ancient Language Institute, Kepler Education, or have a tutor.

Product Description

Included in bundle.

Latin Grammar IV Student Workbook
Latin Grammar IV Reader:
Latin Grammar IV App Access (1, 2, or 3 student).

Hōc libellō continentur lēctiōnēs Volūminis IV Pictōrum Dictōrum Latīnae Grammaticae quae cōnscrīptae sunt ad ūsum puerōrum quī ūnō duōbusve annīs ante Latīnē discere coepērunt et haec iam didicērunt:

v declensiōnēs nōminum
adiectīva positīva, comparātīva, superlātīva
verba āctīva passīva dēpōnentia temporis praesentis
modōs indicātīvum et imperātīvum
participia et īnfīnītīvōs praesentis
prōnōmina (is, ea, id) et dēmōnstrātīva (hic, haec, hoc, ille, illa, illud)

Per trīgintā capitula et nōnāgintā lēctiōnēs discipulī haec vidēbunt:

revīsiōnem elementōrum (xxxi–xxxv)
verba temporum imperfectī et futūrī (xxxvi–xxxvii)
sententiās ōrātiōne oblīquā scrīptās (xxxviīī)
clausulās relātīvās (xxxix–xlii)
ablātīvum absolūtum (xl)
verba temporum perfectī (xliīī–l) plusquamperfectī (lii), futūrī perfectī (liii)
gerundia (liv), gerundīva (lv), verba impersōnālia (lv)
īnfīnītīvōs temporum perfectī (lvi–lvii) participia (lviii) et īnfīnītīvōs (lix) temporis futūrī

Lēctiōnēs huius volūminis ex ūnā nārrātiōne continuā cōnstant quā iter mīrābile cuiusdam puerī trāditur quī nōmine Alexander, novus inperītusque poēta, domō discēdit. Cuius nārrātiōnis ōrātiō solūta cum versibus dactylicīs, elegiacīs, Sapphicīs, sēnāriīs nōnnumquam interspersa est.