And what, you may wonder, are the strongest features? Glad you asked.  As is the case with the first book in this series, clarity and thoroughness are the strengths of Jenney's Second Year Latin.
A New Conception: Reading Latin
The Latin language is a little bit (just a little) like the alien language from the film. At least it is from the perspective of us speakers of Modern English.
Don’t Let the Subjunctive Wear You Down
This package provides brief descriptions of all the main uses of the subjunctive in Latin, along with helpful explanations of how context clues in the sentence can help you understand what a particular subjunctive form is trying to tell you.
Caesar as Teacher
With Caesar as teacher, we can be his co-teachers.  We can help our students see and feel the drama in his narrative.
 I’d Rather be in an Apple TreeÂ
We can't understand what we don't even know.  We can't draw valid conclusions if we don't have the facts. Memorization gives us the matter to feed our cogitations.
Free Guide to Uses of the Subjunctive
A Free Guide A free guide . . . who can pass up a deal like that? Especially when it comes to uses of the Latin subjunctive mood. We don't see much of the subjunctive anymore in English, which makes it a little mystifying. There are also so many different things the subjunctive can mean in Latin. And … Continue reading Free Guide to Uses of the Subjunctive
Mastering Verb Forms with the Synopsis Sheet
Mastering Verb Forms Mastering the dizzying array of Latin verb forms is no easy feat. A typical verb has a truly impressive number of different configurations. Depending on how you count, a regular verb can have 250 or more. How can a learner possibly keep them all straight? Forget about keeping them straight, how can the Latin student … Continue reading Mastering Verb Forms with the Synopsis Sheet