Title: Learning Latin by Richard Prior
Product review: The author explains the structure of the Latin language utilizing wordsin the singular, plural, present tense, past tense and various otherforms germane to the Latin language. For instance, endings in "s" pertainto the singular; whereas, "tis" pertains to the plural. The word "plane"means evenly. Planius means rather evenly and Planissime means amazinglyeven.Certain words utilized in English have Latin roots. i.e.o ceterao habitato ad hoco memorandumThis volume would be excellent to assist in vocabulary building forstudents of Latin or English literature.
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