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Study Guide for Latin 2 National Latin Exam

Study Guide for Latin 2 National Latin Exam. Nouns: . Declensions 1st ,2nd and 3rd 1st D2nd Mas2nd Neu3rd M/F 3rd Neu 4th M/F 4th Neu 5th a us/r um --- ---us ??s ae ?? is is ?s ?s e? ae ? ?? ? u? ?e? am umum em --- um ?em ? ? ?ee ???

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Indirect Object Pronouns - Pronomes Pessoais Complemento Indirecto

Indirect Object Pronouns - Pronomes Pessoais Complemento Indirecto. What is it?. The indirect object is a noun, a nominal group, or pronoun that indicates to whom or for whom the action of the verb is done. How to identify and use indirect objects pronouns in English.

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Indirect Object Pronouns - Pronomes Pessoais Complemento Indirecto

Indirect Object Pronouns - Pronomes Pessoais Complemento Indirecto. What is it?. The indirect object is a noun, a nominal group, or pronoun that indicates to whom or for whom the action of the verb is done. How to identify and use indirect objects pronouns in English.

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Simple Future Tense

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Word Ladders First Grade

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Lesson ten

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Lesson seven

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Lesson nine

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Questions and Statements

Questions and Statements. Statement. A statement is a telling sentence. It tells the reader something. . An example of a statement:. The ship sailed across the ocean. A statement starts with a capital letter and ends with a period. Question.

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Hacer Ahora Jueves , el 10 de febrero

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CANDIDATI

CANDIDATI. STAGE 11 New Grammar Topics: 1. Verbs that take the Dative Case as Direct Object 2. Questions 3. Continued Review and Practice of Dative Case Culture: Local Government and Elections. VOCABULARY. Convenit : conv ? nit gathers, meets Credit: credid it (+DAT)

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Forming questions in Spanish

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(Where are you traveling to?)

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What would you like to have ?

Helping Verb. Subject. First Verb I. II Verb. What would you like to have ?. ????. ?????. ??. ????. ????. ?? ???? ???? ???? ????? ?. Question Word. Subject. Helping Verb. Main Verb I. Verb II. I would like to have tea?. ???. ??????. ????. ????. ???.

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REPORTED SPEECH

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am/is/are (Present progressive actions )

am/is/are (Present progressive actions ) Structure for positive sentences. Structure for make positive sentences: Sub + Helping verb + Main verb+ ing form Positive sentences : I am reading news paper now.

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Word order

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LISTENING AND SPEAKING

LISTENING AND SPEAKING. LISTENING Are dreams important to you ? What is the strangest dream you have ever had ? http://www.dreamforth.com / http :// www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw10Osf4cw8 LISTENING EXERCISE Five speakers talking about dreams. SPEAKING. Goal : solving a problem

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MAKING QUESTIONS

MAKING QUESTIONS. TIPS AND GUIDELINES. Tips to make a correct question. In this exercise you have to write out a question for which the underlined element in the statement can be the answer. We visited Gabriel last April / When did we visit Gabriel?

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