Tuesday, October 8, 2019

Tuesday October 8 Periculum in Via and future tense continued

NM.CLL.2.2 Understand the meaning of memorized words and phrases in sentences.
NM.CLL.2.3  Generalize short fiction and non-fiction passages about familiar topics in the target language, using context clues (signs, charts, graphs, etc.).
NM.CLL.2.4  Infer conclusions from simple spoken and written passages about familiar topics, using context clues and cognates.
NM.CLL.2.5  Understand language components (stems, prefixes, tones, verb endings, parts of speech) that are used in the target language.
NM.CLL.3.3  Use appropriate pronunciation and voice inflection in spoken presentations.

Objective. Future tense and translation practice.

EQ. What are the endings for the future tense in all four conjugations?

Bellwork
Separate the stems from the endings & translate:
  1. amatis
  2. ambulabis
  3. est
  4. portabo
  5. paramus
  6. habitant
  7. parabunt
  8. navigo
Independent/collaborative. Go to Google Classroom and follow the instructions to complete 23d Activity Future Tense.

Guided instruction. Continue translation of Periculum in Via

“Tacete! dixit Cornelius. “Celeriter omnēs celate!” 

“Ubi?” Cornelia rogat. 

“In fossam!” dixit Cornelius. “Currite nunc!” 

Familia ad fossam properabat sed nōn satis temporis erat. “Ecce!” dixit magna vox in tenebrīs. “Quid video? Pretiosam raedam cum duōbus equīs?” Ubi hominēs sunt? Venite in viam, mī bonī amicī!” vox dixit. 

“Nolī movere!” Cornelius familiae dixit sed iam serō erat. Trēs magnī hominēs cum gladiīs familiam circumdabant. Familiam in mediam viam ducebant. Omnes tacitī erant. Nemo lacrimabat quamquam omnes timidissimī erant. Homō magnā voce circum familiam ambulabat et spectabat. Aliī hominēs ē raedā cistās capiebant. 

“Portabimus tibi hās rēs.” homō dixit. Vestēs, gemmās nobīs capere necesse est. Etiam equōs volemus. Nonne dabitis eōs nobis?” Dux latronum altus erat. Erant paucī dentēs in ore. 

Cornelius nihil dixit. Subito unus latronum Sextum arripit. “Fortasse, dixit, “Unum ex liberis capere debemus?” Latro gladium prope collum Sexti tenebat. Certe, familia magnum pretium dabit.” 

Cornelius vertit. Iratissimus erat. “Sum Romanus Senator. Si meos liberos capies, militēs principis vos invenient et necabunt.” Dux latronum ridebat. 

Dux latroni dixit, “ Captivōs capere non necesse est.” Satis praedae habemus.” Latronēs onera vestium, gemmarum Corneliorum in equōs ponebant. “Ago tibi gratias!” Dux Corneliō dixit. Subito, dux vertit....


Homework: Review translation notes and study vocabulary for Periculum in Via.
Periculum in Via vocabulary Quizlet and Vocabulary and Tense Practice Set.
Polish translation of text up to "Dux latronum ridebat."

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