WorksheetsSubjunctive for Latin 3 (before Caesar and conditions)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Keep the same number and voice, and form the present subjunctive of this verb: dant.
(do, dare, dedi, datus)
dant
deant
dedant
dent
Keep the same number and voice, and form the present subjunctive of this verb: manemus.
(maneo, manēre, mansi, mansurus)
mansimus
maneamus
manseamus
manamus
Keep the same number and voice, and form the present subjunctive of this verb: iungitur.
(iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctus)
iungatur
iungiatur
iunxiatur
iungetur
Keep the same number and voice, and form the present subjunctive of this verb: munio.
(munio, munīre, munivi, munitus)
muniao
muneam
muniam
munao
Keep the same voice and number, and form the imperfect subjunctive of this verb: interficimini.
(interficio, interficere, interfeci, interfectus)
interfecimini
interficeremini
interficiamini
interfeceamini
Keep the same voice and number, and form the imperfect subjunctive of this verb: pugnaris.
(pugno, pugnāre, pugnavi, pugnatus)
pugareris
pugneris
pugnarareris
pugnaveris
Keep the same voice and number, and form the perfect subjunctive of this verb: traho.
(traho, trahere, traxi, tractus)
traherem
traxerim
traxero
traxerissem
Keep the same voice and number, and form the perfect subjunctive of this verb: videntur.
(video, vidēre, vidi, visus)
vidiesserunt
viderintur
videreantur
visi sint
Keep the same voice and number, and form the perfect subjunctive of this verb: sentimus.
(sentio, sentīre, sensi, sensus)
sensi sumus
sentiamur
senserimus
sensi issemus
Keep the same voice and number, and form the perfect subjunctive of this verb: regitur.
(rego, regere, rexi, rectus)
rexissetur
rectus sit
rexeritur
rectus est
Keep the same voice and number, and form the pluperfect subjunctive of this verb: vinceris.
(vinco, vincere, vici, victus)
victus esses
victus eris
victus es
victus eras
Keep the same voice and number, and form the pluperfect subjunctive of this verb: vehitis.
(veho, vehere, vexi, vectus)
vehatis
veheretis
vexeris
vexisses
Keep the same voice and number, and form the pluperfect subjunctive of this verb: noceo.
(noceo, nocēre, nocui, nociturus)
nocuissem
nocerim
nocuesseo
noceisserem
Keep the same voice and number, and form the pluperfect subjunctive of this verb: appellamur.
(appello, appellāre, appellavi, appellatus)
appellatus irem
appellatusapellaremus
appellati essemus
appellati eramus
Translate the underlined.
Mater liberĩis imperat ut ad ludum currant.
to run to school
in order to run to school
as they run to school
Translate the underlined.
Nostri tam fortiter pugnaverunt ut hostes celeriter discederent.
so that the enemies would scatter quickly
as the enemies scattered quickly
that the enemies scattered quickly
Translate the underlined.
Consul rogat cur illi mali praemium meruerint.
why a reward was deserved for those bad men
why those bad men deserved a reward
why those bad men had deserved rewards
Translate the underlined.
Cum viri multas horas ambulavissent, defessissimi erant.
(defessus, a, um = tired)
Although the men were walking for many hours
When the men have walked for many hours
Since the men had walked for many hours
Legamus de multis ducibus clarissimis fabulas.
Let us read
In order to read
We are reading
Translate the underlined.
Hostes veriti sunt ne milites Caesaris castra sua cras oppugnarent.
vereor, vereri, veritus = fear
oppugno (1) = attack
in order that Caesar's soldiers not attack their camp tomorrow
that their camp would not be attacked tomorrow by Caesar's soldiers
that Caesar's soldiers would attack their camp tomorrow
