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WorksheetsEcce 22-24 Grammar Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Marcus est canis.
a)
is
b)
was
c)
will be
d)
had been
2.
Caesar milites duxerat.
a)
leads
b)
had led
c)
will have led
d)
will lead
3.
Nos tibi fabulas demonstraveramus.
a)
are showing
b)
has shown
c)
had shown
d)
will show
4.
portaverant
a)
pluperfect
b)
imperfect
c)
perfect
d)
future perfect
5.
dederas
a)
imperfect
b)
future
c)
present
d)
pluperfect
6.
dedisti
a)
imperfect
b)
future perfect
c)
present
d)
perfect
7.
Marcus et Sextus Flaviae epistulas miserint.
a)
sends
b)
will have sent
c)
was sending
d)
sent
8.
Nos ad Romam venerimus.
a)
did come
b)
will come
c)
will have come
d)
are coming
9.
paraverit
a)
future perfect
b)
imperfect
c)
present
d)
perfect
10.
reliquero
a)
present
b)
perfect
c)
future
d)
future perfect
11.
ambulabo
a)
imperfect
b)
perfect
c)
future
d)
future perfect
12.
ambulabunt
a)
imperfect
b)
pluperfect
c)
future
d)
future perfect
13.
ambamus
a)
imperfect
b)
pluperfect
c)
future
d)
future perfect
14.
erant
a)
imperfect
b)
pluperfect
c)
future
d)
future perfect
15.
erit
a)
imperfect
b)
pluperfect
c)
future
d)
future perfect
16.
Which verb is pluperfect?
Caesar est ferox. Caesar barbaros pugnabat, sed regem vicerat.
Caesar est ferox. Caesar barbaros pugnabat, sed regem vicerat.
a)
est
b)
pugnabat
c)
vicerat
17.
In this sentence, who's receiving the money?
Mercatores tibi pecuniam dant.
Mercatores tibi pecuniam dant.
a)
merchants
b)
you
18.
In this sentence, who's receiving the money?
pecuniam dat amicus mihi.
pecuniam dat amicus mihi.
a)
friend
b)
me
19.
In this sentence, who's receiving the money?
pulla dat patri pecuniam.
pulla dat patri pecuniam.
a)
father
b)
girl
20.
The Dative case is for...
a)
subjects
b)
direct objects
c)
indirect objects
d)
objects of prepositions
21.
Which word is dative in this sentence?
Caesar amicis libros dedit.
Caesar amicis libros dedit.
a)
Caesar
b)
amicis
c)
libros
d)
dedit
22.
In this sentence, who's receiving the money?
mercatoribus glatiatores dederunt pecuniam.
a)
merchants
b)
gladiators
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