GrammarJoy

I designed this worksheet to help my students develop a through understanding of purpose clauses in Latin. The first part asks them to show their knowledge of the grammatical concept by filling in blanks with the appropriate terms from class discussions and their textbook. The second and third parts ask them to translate seven sentences containing a purpose clause or negative purpose clause, respectively. Each of the seven uses the same vocabulary and has the same syntax; the only difference bet

This resource has been carefully designed to convey the importance of grammatical precision to the reading of Latin and is intended for teachers with advanced knowledge of Latin grammar who use the grammar-translation method in their classrooms. It contains a short passage for translation with a glossary and grammar notes, a set of five questions about the grammar, and a set of five reading comprehension questions, all of which have an answer key at the end of the document. It was originally cre

My students use this packet to practice the forms and functions of sum and possum in the perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect active indicative. It requires them to first recall the appropriate endings, then provide the full forms of each verb before finally practicing sentence translation and parsing. There are three forms of a single sentence provided for practicing each verb, for a total of six sentences. Each sentence differs from the other two that feature the same verb only in the ten

If you're a Latin teacher who has students of various levels of proficiency in a single class, you may find it helpful to give them an ungraded quiz or two to assess each student's knowledge of basic grammatical content-- that is how I've used this quiz on case usage for the past few years. It's ten short sentences, each with a bolded word; the students must identify the case of the bolded word in a blank. It's simple and effective without being too stressful for the students.

This resource is a simple quiz on the Latin demonstrative pronoun and adjective hic.

This resource has been carefully designed to convey the importance of grammatical precision to the reading of Latin and is intended for teachers with advanced knowledge of Latin grammar who use the grammar-translation method in their classrooms. It contains a short passage for translation with a glossary and grammar notes, a set of five questions about the grammar, and a set of five reading comprehension questions, all of which have an answer key at the end of the document. It was originally cre

This is a basic quiz on the formation and properties of the verbs of the Latin perfect passive system.