The following schedule aims to provide an overview of the main grammatical issues we will encounter during the course.
 
   All materials for the sessions will be provided on Microsoft Teams.
 
   Each session will systematically include a series of grammar exercises, as well as the analysis and translation of Latin texts, full details below.
 
   All classes will be taught on Wednesdays, 5-6.30pm (UK time).
 
   
  
   
    
   
   
    
    
     
       
       Session 1 (Wednesday, 22nd Oct, 5-6.30 pm UK time)
 
       Preparation
 
       Revise materials from Beginner’s course (especially declensions)
 
       Lesson: Nouns
 
       - Course overview and aim of the lessons; useful tools
 
       - Declensions (Number, gender and cases)
 
       - Cases and their uses; cases and prepositions
 
       
      
    
    
     
       
       Session 2 (Wednesday 29th October, 5-6.30 pm UK time)
 
       Preparation
 
       Revise material from the previous session and the use of cases
 
       Lesson: Verbs (part 1)
 
       - Indicative (present, imperfect and future)
 
       - Irregular: the verbssumandpossum
 
       
      
    
    
     
       
       Session 3 (Wednesday, 5th November, 5-6.30 pm UK time)
 
       Preparation
 
       Revise materials from the previous sessions (especially the first one)
 
       Go through the grammar reference table on declensions
 
       Lesson: Adjectives
 
       - First/ second and third declension adjectives
 
       - Use and formation of comparatives and superlatives
 
       - Substantive adjectives
 
       - Present participle
 
       
      
    
    
     
       
       Session 4 (Wednesday, 12th November, 5-6.30 pm UK time)
 
       Preparation
 
       Revise verbs (present/ imperfect and future tenses)
 
       Lesson: Verbs (part 2)
 
       - Perfect active and passive system
 
       - Ablative of Agent
 
       - Irregular verbs: the case offero
 
       - Demonstratives pronouns:hic,ille,iste,is,idem
 
       
      
    
    
     
       
       Session 5 (Wednesday 19th November, 5-6.30 pm UK time)
 
       Preparation
 
       Revise materials from previous sessions
 
       Go through cases and declensions
 
       Lesson: Participles and its uses
 
       - Present, perfect, future participle: forms and uses
 
       - Absolute ablative
 
       - Gerunds and gerundive; the gerundive of obligation
 
       
      
    
    
     
       
       Session 6 (Wednesday 26th November, 5-6.30 pm UK time)
 
       Preparation
 
       Revise grammar tables on verbs in the active and passive form (indicative present, imperfect and perfect; and infinitive)
 
        
 
       Lesson: Clause structure
 
       - Deponent verbs: what they are and how they are used
 
       - Relative clauses:qui, quae, quod
 
       - Other clauses with indicative
 
       
      
    
    
     
       
       Session 7 (Wednesday 3rd December, 5-6.30 pm UK time)
 
       Preparation
 
       Revise grammar tables on verbs (indicative and participles)
 
       Revise vocabulary lists from the previous sessions
 
       Lesson: Clauses and subjunctive (part 1)
 
       - Subjunctive and its uses; some tenses (present and imperfect)
 
       - Infinitive clauses
 
       - Jussives clauses
 
       
      
    
    
     
       
       Session 8 (Wednesday 10th December, 5-6.30 pm UK time)
 
       Preparation
 
       Revise materials from the previous lesson on clauses
 
       Go through grammar tables on subjunctive
 
       Lesson:Clauses and subjunctive (part 2)
 
       - Result and purpose clauses
 
       - Time clauses
 
       - Cum clauses
 
       - Interrogatives
 
       
      
    
    
     
       
       Session 9 (Wednesday 17th Dec, 5-6.30 pm UK time)
 
       Preparation
 
       Go through materials from previous sessions
 
       Lesson: Irregulars
 
       - Irregular verbs (volo,eo,fio)
 
       - Which differences between the Renaissance and Classical Latin? An overview
 
       - Next steps: further learning (acquiring more vocabulary, reading more complex texts)