nam quī dabat ōlim imperium, fascēs, legiōnēs, omnia, nunc sē 
       continet atque duās tantum rēs anxius optat,  pānem et circensēs.    
                                                                                                                   ____ Juvenal, Satires 10.78-81 

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Stage 33
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     Pantomimus

  Roman Entertainment

          Grammar Topics:

- Future Active Indicative          -bi-  /   -ē-
- Future Perfect Active Indicative    amāverit 
- Future Tense of "esse"
       erō   eris   erit      erimus   erits   erunt
- Diminutives         ulus, ulum, lus, ola, ula

What you should know.

Roman Triumph

1.  Know how to form and translate the Future Active Indicative.
2.  Know the future tense sign for the 1st and 2nd conjugation and the future                tense sign for the 3rd and 4th conjugation.    (bi) and (ē)
3.  Know how to form and translate the Future Perfect Active Indicative.
4.  Memorize the future of the verb "to be" (esse).
5.  Know that the the Future Perfect Indicative is usually translated in English as        a Future.
6.  Know about some of the common games (ludi) used to celebrate Roman                   holidays dedicated to the gods.
7.  Know basic information about "munera" (gladiatorial shows).
8.  Know why and for whom a "Triumph" was celebrated.

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Handouts and Worksheets

• Stage 33 Objectives
• 33 Derivatives (hw)
• 33 Translation (hw)
• Verb Tense Wk.
• Vocabulary Wk.

Review and Memorize

• 33 Vocabulary
• 33 Flash Cards
• 33 Culture Review

Practice Quizzes '
   ( * extra credit - required)

• 33 Crossword Puzzle
• 33 Grammar Quiz *
• 33 Culture Quiz *
• 33 Vocabulary Quiz *
• 33 Vocabulary Cards