Dylan:  Hope your surgery went well and you have a speedy recovery.  Below you will find a summary of what we did each day.  Do not feel that you have to keep up, but if you can and want to, the information will be here.

Wednesday, Oct. 10:  We practiced translating from Latin to English with our bellwork.  Finished checking ex. A, p. 92 & B, p. 87.  Homework:  ex. C, p. 92 

Thursday, October 12:

We learned one of Latin's most common past tenses:  perfect tense.   The verb stem we have used before (now called the Present Verb Stem--drop -re from infinitive) is not used for this tense.   The Perfect Verb Stem is needed.  Form it by dropping the -i  from any 3rd principal part.

  video, videre, vidi, visus:  (see)

Perfect stem:  vid-

  Add the endings listed on p96 to this stem.  There are 3 ways to translate perfect tense:  I saw, I have seen, I did see.

All verbs form their perfect stem and add the same endings, no matter whether they are 1st or 2nd conjugation. 

Homework:  Oral Practice as a written ex. & ex. A, p. 96, 97

Friday, October 13:

Roman History final test #4 took up most of the period which was shortented due to the pep rally. 

HW:  ex. B, .97

Monday, October 16:

Since you are coming tomorrow, I will let you know everything then!!