Date Added	Topic	Description
2021-01-29	Simple & Progressive Aspects	A quick overview of the differences between the simple and progressive aspects of the present tense in Latin, as well as contrasting the existential use of "est" with the linking use.
2021-02-09	Subjects & Objects (Singular)	An overview of recognizing the nominative and accusative singular for a handful of nouns and adjectives
2021-02-22	Noun Declensions	An overview of the 1st three "declensions;" the groups that nouns belong to that tell us how they'll change based on function
2021-02-28	Grammatical Person	How to recognize when a verb means "I [verb]", "you [verb]", or "ze [verbs]"
2021-03-08	Nominative Plural	How to form and recognize the plural forms for subjects
2021-03-22	Imperfect Active Indicative	By adding a sound into the middle of a verb, we can say "ze was [verb]ing"; we'll see how to do that!
2021-03-30	Perfect Active Indicative	Using a new form of the verb we learn how to recognize and how to say "ze [verb]ed" or "ze has [verb]ed"; the same word in Latin can be translated either way.
2021-04-06	Accusative Plural	How to form and recognize the forms of nouns when they are direct objects
2021-04-20	Superlative Adjectives	How to take an adjective like "happy" and turn it into "happiest" or "very happy"
2021-04-29	Dative Case	How to form and recognize words when they are indirect objects; i.e.: "to [noun]" or "for [noun]"
2021-05-06	1st & 2nd person plural	How to construct and recognize verb forms for "we" and "y'all"