WorksheetsCLC 15 Verb Review Basic Sentences
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Quintum vulneravit.
Quintus injured.
I injured Quintus.
Quintus was injured.
He injured Quintus.
cum cane ruī.
I rushed with the dog
The dog rushed.
The dog rushed with me.
The dog rushed with him.
poetae cantamus.
We sing to the poet.
The poet sings.
I sing to the poet.
The poet sings songs.
gladiatorēs in arenā infēcistī.
The gladiators killed in the arena.
You killed the gladiators in the arena.
I killed gladiators in the arena.
In the arena, gladiators killed people.
leonem ex montibus traxistis.
Y'all dragged the lion out of the mountains.
The lion dragged out of the mountains.
The lions dragged people out of the mountains
They dragged the lion out of the mountains.
dominum Vārica excitat.
The master wakes up Varica.
Varica wakes up the master.
I woke up Varica and the master.
The master and Varica woke up.
militēs deles.
You are destroying the soldiers.
The soldiers are destroying things.
We destroy the soldiers.
The soldiers destroy.
principēs nautae impedīre debent.
The sailors ought to delay the chiefs.
The chiefs ought to delay the sailors.
The chiefs and sailors ought to delay.
The chiefs of the sailors ought to delay.
īanuas prope custodēs clausimus.
We closed the doors near the guards.
The guards closed the nearby doors.
The doors are closed by the guards.
The guards near the doors closed them.
agmen ducēre volebam.
I was wanting to lead the procession.
The procession wanted to lead.
The procession led the people who wanted to go.
The procession led the voles.
ad templum sacerdōs redīre poterat.
The priest was able to return to the temple.
The temple was able to be near the priest.
The priests were willing to return to the temple.
The priest returned to the temple.
novum aedificium in urbe vīdimus.
We saw the new building in the city.
The city has a new building.
The city's new building is visible.
The new builder saw the city.
traxit canem leō.
The lion dragged the dog.
The dog dragged the lion.
The dog and lion dragged.
I dragged the dog and lion.
decōrus est mihi marītum invenīre.
It is proper for me to find the husband.
It is proper for the husband to find me.
I am finding a proper husband.
The proper husband is finding me.
custodēs in villam videō.
I see the guards in the house.
The guards see the house.
The guards see in the house.
I and the guards see in the house.
