How to work through a Latin Sentence A Technique

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How to work through a Latin Sentence A Technique for Success 1) Remember always to read the sentence from left to right - dont skip around! 2) Always connect the Latin case ending to the words function in the sentence. The order of words

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How to work through a Latin Sentence A Technique for Success 1) Remember always to read the sentence from left to right - don’t skip around! 2) Always connect the Latin case ending to the word’s function in the sentence.<br>
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The order of words in a Latin sentence is rarely the same as its English translation, so beginning readers need a strategy to help relate Latin forms to English word order. What follows is a slow-motion method which simulates how an experienced reader’s brain processes the Latin text. Be patient and give it a try! Once you get used to the Latin system, you won’t have to keep doing this.<br>
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A complete sentence in English has certain predictable core elements which occur in a consistent word order: Subject + Verb +/- Object
s +/- s Add “a” and “the” to your final translation as appropriate. As you identify the ending on a Latin word and the function it signals, fill in the appropriate blank in the English model. Nominative = Subject
Accusative = Object<br>