LT W11 Year 9 Beginners

WELCOME TO YEAR 9 BEGINNERS LATIN!

lesson objective: Revise sum, adsum & absum, pluperfect

Hand in prep, hand out SMB – 2 minutes

1

Test on sum – 10 minutes

2

adsum & absum – 10 mins

3

Pluperfect Tense – 20 mins

4

RECAP & Prep – 2 mins

5

HAND IN PREP!

Please put in a pile on the desk at the front.

Did you proofread?

Did you do your VSO??

TEST ON SUM

Extende:
PINK SLIP CHALLENGE:

1.

we are girls

2.

They were tired

3.

You (s) have been angry

adsum and absum

sum =
ad =
ab =

adsum =
absum =

PAST TENSES
WORK IN PAIRS

Are these verbs PERFECT or IMPERFECT

Multiple Choice

I was walking to my boarding house

• perfect

• imperfect

Multiple Choice

and I was carrying my books and folders

• perfect

• imperfect

Multiple Choice

When suddenly I tripped and fell

• perfect

• imperfect

Multiple Choice

Luckily I did not hurt myself

• perfect

• imperfect

Multiple Choice

Some friends were walking nearby

• perfect

• imperfect

Multiple Choice

They stopped and helped me up.

• perfect

• imperfect

NOW IN LATIN!

Multiple Choice

post cenam Quintus rogavit

• imperfect

• perfect

Multiple Choice

tum pater totam rem narravit

• imperfect

• perfect

Multiple Choice

Felix olim in tablino sribebat

• imperfect

• perfect

Multiple Choice

Felix erat solus

• imperfect

• perfect

Multiple Choice

Metella aberat

• imperfect

• perfect

IMPERFECT VS PERFECT

WHERE DO WE FIND THE PERFECT

STEM?

amo, amare, amavi, amatus

WHAT HAPPENS IF WE WANT A VERB

TO BE

MORE IN THE PAST??

The pluperfect tense is used to described what had happened.

It is even more perfect than the perfect tense, so it is pluperfect – not I loved, but I had loved.

This is created using:

The perfect stem + the imperfect of sum

e.g. amav + eram = amaveram

        monu + eram = monueram

        reg + eram = regeram

        audiv + eram = audiveram

        cep + eram = ceperam

​

​THE PLUPERFECT TENSE

amav + eram = amaveram

monu + eram = monueram

reg + eram = regeram

audiv + eram = audiveram

cep + eram = ceperam

​PERFECT STEM + ERAM, ERAS... = PLUPERFECT

THE PLUPERFECT TENSE

GRAMMAR NOTE – I WILL GIVE YOU THIS IN TOMORROW'S LESSON.

FOR NOW COPY THE PLUPERFECT INTO YOUR GRAMMAR
BOOKLETS. USE PAGE 90 OF THE TEXTBOOK FOR AMO

(BOOKLET PAGE 4).

WHAT WILL THE PLUPERFECTS LOOK LIKE FOR THE

OTHER CONJUGATIONS?

PAGE 6,8,10,12

Multiple Select

Which two parts are needed for the pluperfect tense in Latin? Select two.

• perfect endings

• perfect stem

• present of sum

• imperfect of sum

Multiple Choice

In which principal part do we find the perfect stem?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

PREP:

Learning: Learn VOCAB 7 on page 70 of the textbook.

Written: Worksheet on linking sentences and clauses.