Pages: 96 (Paperback) ISBN: 185399667X Pub: Bristol Classical Press Pub date: 2003-10-09 Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 39661
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Reader Reviews:I hate latin (3/4 people found this helpful)yes I do, and having unwillingly taken it at GCSE I bought every type of latin guide I could lay my hands on. The momentum tests are very useful if you're not like me and don't cheat with the answers at the back. You are better off starting at the foundtion level even if you are taking higher GCSE because there is quite a big difference in standard. You do need to know a fair amount of vocab for these tests as only a few words per translation are given. Have fun! Latin Momentum Tests for GCSE (5/7 people found this helpful)Latin Momentum Tests for GCSE is a book that features some of the style the Latin GCSE exam is based on so it is a huge help tHE QUALITY OF THE lATIN lANGUAGE (8/13 people found this helpful)Dear Reader, Similar ProductsCambridge Latin Anthology (Cambridge Latin Course) Practice Makes Perfect: Latin Verb Tenses (Practice Makes Perfect Series) Cambridge Latin Grammar (Cambridge Latin Course) CategoriesAmazon.co.uk places this book into the following categories:
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