Levels A0 → B1
A0 · Zero to One
Sounds, cases, esse and why endings matter.
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A0.1
Restored classical sounds
Read any Latin word aloud the way Cicero would have.
A0.2
Cases: words wear their job
See how one noun changes its ending for subject, object and place.
A0.3
The verb esse: to be
Say who or what something is.
A0.4
Endings beat word order
Read sentences where the words move but the meaning stays.
A1 · First texts
Ten sections built on real passages.
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A1.1
Caesar's first line
Read and build Gallia est omnis divisa.
A1.2
I, you, he: verb endings
Use -o, -s and -t correctly.
A1.3
Objects in -m
Put the thing acted on in the accusative.
A1.4
Plural subjects
Match plural subjects with -nt verbs.
A1.5
In, ad, ex
Choose the case each preposition needs.
A1.6
In + acc. vs in + abl.
Tell 'into' from 'in'.
A1.7
Travelling to cities
Use the bare accusative of place names.
A1.8
Catullus: let us live
Use -mus commands and addressing someone.
A1.9
Adjectives agree
Make mea / meam match their nouns.
A1.10
Virgil's opening
Build arma virumque cano and its pieces.
A2 · Tenses & declensions
Ten learning outlines; full exercises are not available yet.
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A2.1
The perfect tense
Veni, vidi, vici: completed past actions.
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A2.2
The imperfect tense
Ongoing past: amabam, 'I was loving'.
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A2.3
The future tense
Amabo, 'I shall love'.
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A2.4
The genitive
'Of': Troiae, of Troy.
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A2.5
Third declension nouns
Urbs, lex, rex and their stems.
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A2.6
Commands
Da, memora, audi.
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A2.7
Hic, ille, ipse
This, that, -self.
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A2.8
Asking questions
-ne, quis, quid, cur, quo usque.
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A2.9
Qui, quae, quod
Who / which clauses.
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A2.10
Numbers
Unus to mille.
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B1 · Reading the authors
Ten learning outlines; full exercises are not available yet.
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B1.1
The passive voice
Appellantur: 'they are called'.
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B1.2
Participles
Divisa, iactatus: verbal adjectives.
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B1.3
Deponent verbs
Passive forms, active meaning: abutor.
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B1.4
Ablative absolute
Urbe capta: 'with the city captured'.
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B1.5
Infinitives
Occidere et redire possunt.
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B1.6
Indirect statement
Accusative + infinitive.
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B1.7
The subjunctive
Vivamus, amemus: wishes and commands.
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B1.8
Purpose clauses
Ut + subjunctive.
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B1.9
Gerundive
Dormienda: 'to be slept'.
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B1.10
Reading hexameter
Scan Arma virumque cano.
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