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So You Really Want to Learn Latin Book II: A Textbook for Common Entrance and GCSE: Bk. 2

So You Really Want to Learn Latin Book II: A Textbook for Common Entrance and GCSE: Bk. 2

by N. R. R. Oulton (Author), Ian Douglass (Illustrator)

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    Paperback 2000

    $32.32
Synopsis

The second in this immensely popular three-part series, So You Really Want to Learn Latin Book II takes learners through 3rd declension adjectives, personal and demonstrative pronouns, relative clauses, 4th and 5th declension nouns, the passive voice, the comparison of adjectives and adverbs, irregular verbs and the history of Rome from Coriolanus to the 2nd Punic War. Ideal for those learning Latin in the classroom or at home, the So You Really Want to Learn Latin course takes a no-nonsense approach to Latin which focuses on the importance of learning grammar and building vocabulary. With the basis of this firm foundation, learners will be amazed at how quickly they can learn this language. So You Really Want to Learn Latin III is also available and takes the student up to GCSE level. An Answer Book is also available to support this book and can be purchased separately.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 118
 Edition: New
 Publisher: Galore Park Publishing Ltd
Published: 01 Sep 2000
ISBN 10: 1902984056
ISBN 13: 9781902984056
Children’s book age: 12+ Years

Media Reviews
I have been delighted with this course. I have used it with my Year 10 class and we are 'motoring'...! Gill Lynch, Presdales School No nonsense, no frills - a thoroughly practical approach to learning Latin. Lynne Povey, St Mary's, Ascot Just what is needed! Stephen Anderson, Winchester College Drags students by the scruff of the neck through the full range of Latin grammar and syntax.This is instruction with attitude! Julian Morgan, Derby Grammar School
Author Bio
Nicholas Oulton was educated at Charterhouse and Oriel College, Oxford. He is passionate about Latin, as is his dog, Herodotus, who ate the first two drafts of this book.