Latin App 1.2.1

If you are enrolled in Latin I, the Latin App is a beneficial tool worth exploring. Developed by a teacher at the Foote School in New Haven, CT, this application aims to facilitate the studying of verb, noun, and adjective forms for middle school students. The Latin App offers a straightforward and enjoyable drilling experience.

For users following the Ecce Romani textbook, simply input the current chapter to get started. If using a different textbook, familiarize yourself with the forms generated on the information screen before commencing your practice sessions.

The Latin App provides comprehensive quizzes on various forms encompassing nouns such as puella, servus, ager, puer, vox, pater, civis, nomen, baculum, arcus, res, and dies, along with adjectives magnus, omnis, ingens, hic, ille, is, and qui. Furthermore, it covers active voice and indicative mood forms of verbs like paro, habeo, mitto, iacio, audio, sum, possum, volo, nolo, eo, and fero. In version 1.2, passive voice forms of regular verbs have been introduced.

It is essential to note that Ecce Romani is published by Pearson Education, Inc., which has no association with this application.