Working with the Text

Translate the Latin text, using links for vocabulary and grammar helps.  In the "Easy Format" text provided, each sentence starts as a new paragraph, and long sentences are broken down into many shorter lines that constitute units of meaning, i.e. clauses and phrases.

Use the translation only when you cannot make sense out of the Latin sentence, don't read it before you even start on the Latin text

After having worked your way through the chapter, re-read the Latin text in it's normal format.

Latin Composition (Gunnison & Harley)
 
Review the grammar assigned in Lesson 2 of the Composition (p. 281).
Lesson II refers you to a number of sections (109, 110, 113, 114, 115) in the grammatical appendix  at the front of the book, pp. 243 & 247).

After studying the grammar sections, translate the Sentences of EXERCISE 1 (p.282).

Latin Composition (Gunnison & Harley)
 
Review the grammar assigned in Lesson 1 of the Composition (p. 280.  Lesson I refers you to paragraphs 60 & 74, which are located in front of the book, pp. 243 & 247).

After studying the grammar sections, translate the Sentences 1-8 of EXERCISE 1 (p. 281)

Latin Composition (Gunnison & Harley)
 
Review the grammar assigned in Lesson 1 of the Composition (p. 280.  Lesson I refers you to paragraphs 60 & 74, which are located in front of the book, pp. 243 & 247).

If the brief English-Latin vocabulary given in the lesson is not sufficient, there is a little English-Lation dictionary at the back of the book.