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Another thread in danger of being taken over by dictates from DavidCart. He is no doubt trying to be helpful, but my advice would be quite different, except in one particular, namely that Latin (like Greek, like most anything) should always be read in the order in which it comes. That’s not called “reading at sight,” it’s called reading, and it is not necessarily don...

A LIST OF “TRANSITION READERS”

(Note #1 : there is a good discussion of available transition readers on the Latinitium website)

(Note#2 : for a list of ALL transition readers, go to www_fabulaefaciles_com and choose “Let’s Go”)

There’s lots of good transition readers out there, but for independent learners it is essential to have an answer key in the form...

Or this blog also looks not bad:

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I found Dewey, which can help to correct my translation.

Ramon83, hi

Question: What do you read after Wheelock?

Wheelock will have given you a good grounding in the verb and noun endings, plus the main syntactical constructions.

The point to grasp is that in order to learn Latin you will have to master two quite different skills. First is the ability to read Latin in the order in which it is written – word 1, w...