What + who = Latin verb
We then took a look at the six present tense endings that tell you who is doing a verb:
Using this verb ending 'code', we then 'cracked' some Latin verbs:
Next week, we'll take a look at those verbs in sentences.
09 January 2017
Lesson 5 - verbs, verbs, verbs
Into 2017 with a gear change of time (Monday lunchtime), venue (AG04) and focus of study (verbs). After making extra sure we know exactly what makes a verb a verb ('doing' or 'being'), we took a look at how Latin verbs show you not only what is happening, but who is doing it. Next week, we'll take a look at those verbs in sentences.
We then took a look at the six present tense endings that tell you who is doing a verb:
Using this verb ending 'code', we then 'cracked' some Latin verbs:
Next week, we'll take a look at those verbs in sentences.
We then took a look at the six present tense endings that tell you who is doing a verb:
Using this verb ending 'code', we then 'cracked' some Latin verbs:
Next week, we'll take a look at those verbs in sentences.