Bundle to help understand Latin grammar and to aid translation for beginners or those studying GCSE Latin. These resources helped me go from a Grade 2 in my mocks to a Grade 7 in my OCR GCSE Latin course.
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Latin Declension Tables to help those beginning to learn Latin or for those doing the current OCR GCSE Latin Course.
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Add to cartLatin Declension Tables to help those beginning to learn Latin or for those doing the current OCR GCSE Latin Course.
Latin Verb Ending Tables to help translate Latin texts for beginners or those studying the OCR GCSE Latin course.
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Add to cartLatin Verb Ending Tables to help translate Latin texts for beginners or those studying the OCR GCSE Latin course.
Detailed sheet with all the grammar notes needed for the OCR GCSE Latin course.
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Add to cartDetailed sheet with all the grammar notes needed for the OCR GCSE Latin course.
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