LATIN First Conjugation Verbs

Imagine Olivia, Hannah, and Anika are having a race. If we say, 'Anika runs fast', which word is a verb?

• A word that describes an action

• A word that describes a noun

• A word that describes an adjective

• A word that describes a place

During a thrilling game of 'Conjugation Challenge', Liam, Elijah, and Jackson were tasked with identifying a first conjugation verb. Among the options given, which one did they excitedly shout out?

• To work

• To eat

• To sleep

• To run

Evelyn, Zoe, and Emma are having a fun study session for their Latin class. They're currently tackling first conjugation verbs. They know they need to tweak the verb to use it correctly. Can you help them figure out how to conjugate these verbs?

• They should remove the '-are' from the verb and add specific endings

• They should remove the '-are' from the verb and add '-o' for all forms

• They should remove the '-are' from the verb and add '-as' for all forms

• They should remove the '-are' from the verb and add '-ant' for all forms

Abigail, Noah, and Ava are having a fun Latin learning session. They are playing a game where they have to guess the key letter in most of the endings for first conjugation verbs. Scarlett, being the quizmaster, is asking the question. Can you guess the letter they suggested?

• a

• e

• i

• o

Abigail, Nora, and Jackson are on a thrilling adventure to discover the secrets of the ancient Latin language. They stumble upon an ancient manuscript where they need to address a single person. Which form of 'you' do they need to use to decipher the message?

• Das

• Datis

• Legas

• Vocatis

James and Mason are having a friendly competition to see who can learn Latin faster. They stumbled upon the word 'you' and are wondering how many ways there are to say it in Latin. Can you help them settle their friendly debate?

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Aria, Henry, and Harper are on a thrilling adventure to decipher an ancient Latin manuscript. They notice that the verb endings keep changing. What could this change in verb endings in Latin possibly indicate?

• Tense, person, and number

• Tense and person

• Person and number

• Tense and number

Imagine a lively conversation between Elijah, Aria, and Ava. Elijah suddenly exclaims 'laboro'! Can you guess what Elijah is trying to say?

• I work

• You work

• He/she/it works

• We work

During a thrilling treasure hunt, Nora, Jackson, and William stumble upon an ancient Latin inscription. To proceed, they must translate a phrase that requires the present tense form of 'to give' in Latin. Which word should they use?

• Dare

• Confirmare

• Edificare

• Orare

Imagine Henry, Zoe, and Olivia are in a thrilling English class challenge. They are brainstorming about the number of ways they can describe actions in the present tense in English. Can you guess how many ways they can use?

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