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29 August 2026

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Master Latin comparative adjectives with this detailed WJEC Eduqas GCSE Latin grammar workbook, designed to strengthen formation, agreement, comparison structures and accurate translation.

The 5-page student workbook teaches regular comparative formation using -ior for masculine/feminine and -ius for neuter, alongside the comparative stem -ior-. Students study forms such as fortior, fortius and practise complete comparative paradigms, agreement and contextual recognition.

A clear Comparative Formula Strip reinforces:

fortis → fortior → fortius
bonus → melior → melius
magnus → maior → maius

Students also learn irregular comparatives including melior, peior, maior and minor, comparison with quam, ablative of comparison and key forms such as -iore, -iorum and -iora.

The final mastery section combines learning from Topics 01–20 through mixed grammar and a cumulative WJEC-style unseen passage.

A separate 5-page Answer & Marking Guide provides complete answers, indicative translations and clear marking guidance.

Includes:

5-page student workbook
5-page Answer & Marking Guide
Regular comparative formation
Masculine/feminine -ior
Neuter -ius
Comparative stem -ior-
Comparative Formula Strip
Complete comparative paradigm
Ablative singular -iore
Genitive plural -iorum
Neuter plural -iora
Comparison with quam
Ablative of comparison
bonus → melior / melius
malus → peior / peius
magnus → maior / maius
parvus → minor / minus
Agreement and contextual parsing
Common-error guidance
Cumulative retrieval from Topics 01–19
Four substantial practice task types
Latin-to-English translation
WJEC-style cumulative unseen
70 marks of assessable practice

Ideal for WJEC/Eduqas GCSE Latin classroom teaching, homework, intervention, revision, cover work and independent study.

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