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Firstly, the cover looks attractive & is clear at whom the book is aimed. The CD is a benefit; I know that certainly mature students are keen to know what the language sounds like. It would also provide variety in the classroom which is important. I like the clear demarcation of the sections and the fact that colour has been injected into the text with line/question numbers & the comprehension questions as well. It was a good decision to include these questions, not only do they break up daunting text, but they also direct the student to think about how the text/ language works which is important. Students can sometimes see texts as purely for language decoding purposes. This feature would also help those students who are studying Latin largely by themselves. (Kath Hill, Classics teacher )
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Latin anthology consisting of Latin Prose and Latin Verse Literature
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I am currently doing Latin GCSE and am using this book as an aid for my set text part. This book contains the Latin for every the set texts; however, does not contain an English translation. It does contain translations for individual words but these need to be put together in order to create a coherent translation. Also, it does not have any literary notes on the texts. Having literary notes on the texts are very important because they make up a vital part of the GCSE exam paper.
If you are interested in book that contains the Latin version of the set texts and a few questions on them then this is a good book; however, if you are interested in something more geared towards achieving higher grades at GCSE then I would suggest a more thorough guide.
If you are interested in book that contains the Latin version of the set texts and a few questions on them then this is a good book; however, if you are interested in something more geared towards achieving higher grades at GCSE then I would suggest a more thorough guide.
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