x-post on latin pronouns.

[Stellalarella]

I'll give this question a shot in case there are any late night owls over here on the K-8 board.

 

It feels like we have a lot of different Latin pronouns to learn. Our book is helping us understand them well enough, but if you have any tips, tricks, extra worksheets to share it would be so appreciated.

And on we chant.....

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[Stellalarella]

one more try....:001_smile:

I guess I don't understand the question. If you write them all out, and look at them, they are all kind of related in form to each other, so that once you've got is, ea, id... memorized, and hic, haec, hoc, the rest go pretty easily.

 

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[SorrelZG]

I wonder if Latin Memory Songs would help lock them in. Kind of pricey for just pronouns though.:tongue_smilie:

Oh, you are memorizing them line-by-line, right? Unlike, verb conjugations and noun declensions, memorize the three nominative singular (masculine, feminine, neuter), then the three genitive singular, etc. This makes it much easier.

[Stellalarella]

Oh, you are memorizing them line-by-line, right? Unlike, verb conjugations and noun declensions, memorize the three nominative singular (masculine, feminine, neuter), then the three genitive singular, etc. This makes it much easier.

 

Thank you. :001_smile: