CLC 1 sentence pattern review

CLC 1 sentence pattern review

by Joan Crist

​memōrāre (remember):

​Do NOT use “est” with a verb of doing something.

​remember!

​Do NOT use “est” with an active verb:

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​Now you try. You have 30 seconds for each question.

Multiple Choice

How do we say it in Latin?

The dog is barking in the garden.

• canis est in hortō lātrat.

• canis in hortō lātrat.

Multiple Choice

The dog sleeps in the living room?

•  canis in ātriō dormit.

• canis est in ātriō dormit.

Multiple Choice

The cook is working in the kitchen.

• coquus in culīnā labōrat.

• coquus est in culīnā labōrat.

Multiple Choice

The daughter reads in the bedroom.

• fīlia in cubiculō legit.

• fīlia est in cubiculō legit.

Multiple Choice

EXTRA CREDIT!

The student is writing on the table.

• discipula est in mēnsā scrībit.

• discipula in mēnsā scrībit.

Multiple Choice

Extra credit!

The teacher is drinking in Don Andre’s.

• Magister est in Don Andre’s bibit.

• Magister in Don Andre’s bibit.

​notā bene (notice:)

​There are more than one way the say a Latin verb in English:

​bibit = “drinks” OR “is drinking”

​dormit = “sleeps” OR “is sleeping”