Latin Practice Exercises Level 3

About the Author Bob Bass taught at prep schools in Somerset, Kenya and Sussex before moving to Orwell Park, Ipswich where he is Head of Classics and Director of Studies. He is the ICT editor for the journal of Classics Teaching and has served on the Council of the Joint Association of Classical Teachers. For twelve years he edited the SATIPS Classics Broadsheet. He is the IAPS Classics Co-ordinator and the Chief Setter of ISEB's Common Entrance and Common Academic Scholarship Latin papers. About ISEB The Independent Schools Examinations Board (ISEB) offers examinations for pupils transferring from junior to independent senior schools at the ages of 11+ and 13+. The syllabuses are devised and regularly monitered by the ISEB, which is composed of representitives from the Headmasters' and Headmistress' Conference, the Girls' Schools Association and the Incorporated Association of Preparatory Schools.

IntroductionChapter 1Vocabulary 1Present passive, first conjugation: amoPresent passive, second conjugation: moneoPresent passive, third conjugation: regoPresent passive, mixed (3 ) conjugation: capioPresent passive, fourth conjugation: audioTranslating 'by' into LatinRevisionChapter 2 Vocabulary 2Principal parts: a reminderRevisionChapter 3 Vocabulary 3Fifth declension nounsPluperfect passive, first conjugationRevisionChapter 4Vocabulary 4volo, velle, volui = I wantnolo, nolle, nolui = I do not want, I refuseTimeRevisionChapter 5Vocabulary 5Imperfect passiveFuture passivefero, ferre, tuli, latum = I bear, I carryRevisionChapter 6Vocabulary 6Third declension adjectives ending in -erRelative pronounsRelative clauses in Latin: a reminderPresent participlesRevisionChapter 7Vocabulary 7idemImperfect subjunctiveImperfect subjunctive and purpose clausesRevisionChapter 8Vocabulary 8ipseIndirect commandsRevisionChapter 9Vocabulary 9Past participle passiveRevisionChapter 10PlaceRevision(End of Common Entrance Level 3 prescription)Chapter 11Ablative absoluteRevisionChapter 12Vocabulary 12Indirect statements: accusative and present infinitive Present infinitive passiveRevisionChapter 13Vocabulary 13Fourth declension nounPerfect infinitive activeIndirect statements: accusative and perfect infinitiveHow to translate infinitives: a reminderRevisionChapter 14Vocabulary 14Deponent VerbsRevisionChapter 15Vocabulary 15Pluperfect subjunctive activePluperfect subjunctive passivecum + pluperfect subjunctivecum + imperfect subjunctiveRevisionChapter 16Vocabulary 16Perfect deponent participlesRevision(End of Common Academic Scholarship prescription)Chapter 17Vocabulary 17Future infinitivesIndirect statements: accusative and future infinitiveRevisionChapter 18Vocabulary 18Present independent subjunctiveRevisionChapter 19Vocabulary 19Perfect subjunctive activePerfect subjunctive passiveConsecutive clausesEnglishRevisionChapter 20Vocabulary 20pauper, pauperis = poorIndirect questionsSpecial vocabularyNote on the futureRevisionChapter 21Vocabulary 21Afio, fieri, factus sum = I become, I am madeVocabulary 21BFear clausesRevisionChapter 22Vocabulary 22RevisionChapter 23Vocabulary 23Why subjunctive?Chapter 24Vocabulary 24Summary of the uses of utRevision