Latin 1 Verbs 1

Match

We have only seen three "types" of verbs in Latin Class. Match the three forms of fall (cadō, -ere, cecidī, casurus) to the correct translation below.

• cadit

• cadunt

• cadere

he/she/it falls

they fall

to fall

• he/she/it falls

• they fall

• to fall

Labelling

Place the Latin endings on top of the subject pronouns.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

o/m

s

t

mus

tis

nt

Match

Match the English subject to the correct person/number identification.

• I

• you

• he/she/it

1st person, singular

2nd person, singular

3rd person, singular

• 1st person, singular

• 2nd person, singular

• 3rd person, singular

Match

Match the English subject to the correct person/number identification.

• we

• you

• they

1st person, plural

2nd person, plural

3rd person, plural

• 1st person, plural

• 2nd person, plural

• 3rd person, plural

Match

In Latin the last 1 or 2 letters of the verb will tell us "who" is performing the action. Match the Latin verb ending to the correct verb subject. (Use the verb chart in your Need-to-Know Info to help you if you need it!)

• -ō/-m

• -s

• -t

• -mus

• -nt

1st person, singular, "I"

2nd person, singular, "you"

3rd person singular, "he/she/it"

1st person, plural, "we"

3rd person, plural, "they"

• 1st person, singular, "I"

• 2nd person, singular, "you"

• 3rd person singular, "he/she/it"

• 1st person, plural, "we"

• 3rd person, plural, "they"

Match

Using the Regular Verb Chart on your new Need-to-Know Info, match the forms of the verb "love" below to their correct translations.

• amō

• amās

• amat

• amāre

I love

you love

he/she/it loves

to love

• I love

• you love

• he/she/it loves

• to love

Match

Using the Regular Verb Chart on your new Need-to-Know Info, match the forms of the verb "hate" below to their correct translations.

• odīmus

• odītis

• odiunt

• odīre

we hate

you (pl)/y'all hate

they hate

to hate

• we hate

• you (pl)/y'all hate

• they hate

• to hate

Match

Match the forms on the verb "want" to their correct translations below. Be careful! The Latin word for "want" (volō, velle, voluī) is irregular, so it has it's own chart in your new Need-to-Know Info.

• volō

• vīs

• vult

• volumus

• velle

I want

you want

he/she/it wants

we want

to want

• I want

• you want

• he/she/it wants

• we want

• to want

Poll

How comfortable do you feel about these Latin verbs right now?

• 1 - Not at all confident. I feel completely lost and confused.

• 2 - Sort of confident. I'm getting it but I need more practice.

• 3 - Pretty confident. I want to review it in class together but I think I got it.