CLC 7 Conversation practice

CLC 7 Conversation practice

By Joan Crist

For each question, pick the response that makes the most sense.

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​Some text here about the topic of discussion.

​Pick the reply

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Multiple Choice

quomodo tē habēs?

• puella in cubiculō dormit.

• magnum leōnem habet.

• bene mē habeō.

Multiple Choice

cur māter erat īrāta?

• quod puella mātrem nōn audīvit.

• ego sum laeta quod tū in cubiculō labōrās.

• quod māter ānulum quaerēbat.

Multiple Choice

quis cum puellā in tablīnō sedēbat?

• iuvenēs cum puella sedent.

• puerī cum puellā sedēbant.

• puer cum puellā sedet.

• iuvenis cum puellā sedēbat.

Multiple Choice

quid spectās?

• tē spectō, amica.

• puer amīcum spectat.

• amīcī puellam spectābant.

• nauta nāvem spectāvit.

Multiple Choice

ubi est amīcus tuus?

• amīcus tuus est in vīllā.

• amīcus meus est in forō.

• amīcus in viā ambulābat.

• puellae amīcum quaesīvērunt.

bene!

​If you missed one, go back and try again.

Think about the person of the verb. Who is speaking? Is it first person (I), second person (you), or third person (he/she/it/they)? What person would you expect in the response?

Think about the tense of the verb. Would you expect the response to be in the same tense?​

Also think about the number. How many people are involved? How many people are being asked about?