Singularis aut Pluralis

Salvē! Quid agis hodiē?

• Optimē! 😀

• Bene! 🙂

• Mediocriter. 😐

• Male . . . 😒

• Pessimē! 😢

Answer explanation

"Quid agis?" literally means "what are you doing?" To the Romans, though, that was the same as "how."

Other expressions for the same thing include:

"Quōmodo valēs?"

"Quōmodo tē habēs?"

"Ut valēs?"

Match each singular nominative (subject) ending to its plural equivalent.

• ae

• us

• ī

• a

• a

• Ø

• ēs

• um

quattuor _ in Circō sedent.

• senātor

• senātōrēs

_ pecūniam habent.

• mātrōna

• mātrōnae

_ vīnum bibit.

• senex

• senēs

_ per urbem ānxiē ambulant.

• ancilla

• ancillae

_ cibum in forō quaerunt.

• puella

• puellae

Match the following subject pronouns to their verb endings.

• -s

• ego / I

• -ō

• tū / you

• -nt

• eī, eae, ea / they

• -t

• is, ea, id / he, she, it

puellae quadrīgam in Circō . . .

• spectat

• spectant

Currāx canem in viā . . .

• audit

• audiunt