Present Participle Practice

Necesse est puerō legentī epistulam redīre domum. The present participle legentī modifies

• Necesse

• puerō

• epistulam

• domum

Fēminās currentēs per agrōs vīdī.

• running

• about to run

• to run

• had been running

Dominus servum prope iānuam dormientem nōn videt.

• sleeping

• about to sleep

• to sleep

• had been sleeping

Apollō nymphae fugientī exclāmāvit, "Curre lentius!" fugienti is describing which word in the sentence?

• Apollo

• nymphae

• exclamavit

• lentius

Marcus puellam ________ amavit.

• dicens

• dicenti

• dicentem

• dicente

Placet nōbīs spectāre canēs in hortō lūdentēs. Ludentes is describing which word in the sentence?

• nobis

• spectare

• canes

• horto

Mīles pugnāns gladium āmīsit.

• while fighting

• after fighting

• by fighting

• about to fight

Puer canem sub horto _______ vidit.

• sedens

• sedentis

• sedente

• sedentem

Maritus pulcherrimas rosas uxori __________ dederat.

• sedens

• sedentis

• sedenti

• sedentem

Pueri dicentes magistram non audivit. Dicentes is describing which word in the sentence?

• pueri

• magistram

• non

• audivit