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So you’re studying Latin by yourself, or perhaps you’re a tutor in a classical co-op learning along with your students and you realize you don’t know what’s going on! Your grammar book is difficult, even impossible to navigate and you don’t have any clear explanations.
Miss Lisa will help you remedy this confusion and give you a clear, organized and even humorous EASY GRAMMAR book to help you in your Latin journey!
Miss Lisa’s Easy Grammar book covers all parts of speech with a review of them in English first, then in Latin, comparing both and giving all the Latin information needed. It includes a memory plan and all the information you will need for your first year of Latin study.
Miss Lisa's Approach
Miss Lisa says, “Nothing worth doing in life will be easy”. Latin isn’t easy, but it’s also not brain surgery! It requires effort, practice, and determination. Some translations are tricky and you need to be tenacious. But you can do it. All your hard work will pay off when you see someone with Latin writing tattooed on his arm and you know what it says! So exciting!!!
Miss Lisa believes that all things are possible through daily practice and determination to understand. This seems difficult at first, but it’s really an easy thing once you’ve established a habit. If you can commit to an hour, or even 30 minutes on busy days, five days a week, you will quickly see results. Miss Lisa likes to set a daily goal, then when that goal is complete, she may indulge in a little chocolate as an incentive to finish!
Most modern first year Latin curricula are fairly easy to use in self-learning, but without a grammar guide (like Miss Lisa’s Easy Latin Grammar) the task becomes more difficult. Using Miss Lisa’s Easy Latin Grammar will help you keep going with Latin. Don’t quit! You’ll regret it, just like the millions of people who quit their piano lessons. (You know who I’m talking about.)
So grab your curriculum, Miss Lisa’s Easy Latin Grammar, a Latin dictionary, and “gird up your loins and get ‘er done”, as Miss Lisa likes to say. An improved understanding of the English language (and maybe some chocolate) awaits.
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