Imperium Latin: Grammar and Syntax Guide - Softcover

The Imperium Latin course has been written in the twenty-first century to suit the need of students today. This Grammar and Syntax Guide is aimed at a wide audience: it should serve any student of Latin, not just those who have used the Imperium Course. The Grammar Section contains information about all the major parts of speech and how the endings of words change. There are tables of nouns, adjectives, pronouns and verbs, all laid out in an easy to read format. The Syntax Section follows an alphabetical order, with information given about all of the major clauses and constructions of Latin. Example sentences are given, so that the building blocks of the language can be seen in context. The Contents pages and the Index should make it possible to find things quickly. Latin can be a difficult subject to master but this book aims to make the process just that little bit easier. For further information, visit www.imperiumlatin.com

Julian Morgan is the author of many educational software titles and books. He has had many years of experience as Head of Classics. His publications include Nero, Hadrian, Constantine, Cleopatra (Rosen Central Publishing 2003) and the Horace Trail (Oxford University Press 2002). His software titles include Rome the Eternal City, Pompeii and Roman Technology, all published by his business, J-PROGS. Julian is active in the American Classical League and sits on the Computing Applications Committee for that body. He has served twice as a Council member for the Joint Association of Classical Teachers in the UK. Since 2003, he has been the UK partner in CIRCE, an EU Comenius project committed to providing resources to support Classics teachers across Europe. In this role he has directed many training courses for teachers from different European countries, showing them how to enhance their teaching programmes by use of the latest technology in the classroom. You can find out more about Julian Morgan on his Author Page, at amazon.com/author/julianmorgan