WorksheetsLatin IIA Grammar Review
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 25mins
What declension is this noun: puella, ae, f. - girl
1st
2nd
3rd
What declension is this word: servus, i, m. - slave
1st
2nd
3rd
What declension is this noun: leo, leonis, m. - lion
1st
2nd
3rd
What declension is this word: vir, viri, m. - man
1st
2nd
3rd
What declension is this word: senex, senis, m. - old man
1st
2nd
3rd
Case of the underlined word: puella puero donum dat. The girl gives a gift to the boy.
dative
ablative
genitive
accusative
Case of the underlined word: puer librum puellae aufert. The boy stole the girl's book.
genitive
accusative
ablative
dative
Case of the underlined word: coquus cenam paravit.
accusative
dative
ablative
nominative
Syntax of the underlined word: coquus cenam paravit. The cook prepared the dinner.
direct object
indirect object
object of a preposition
subject
Syntax of the underlined word: servi puerum vituperaverunt. The slaves cursed the boy.
subject
direct object
indirect object
object of a preposition
What conjugation is this verb: audio, audire, audivi - to hear
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
What conjugation is this verb: moneo, monēre, monui - to warn
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
What conjugation is this verb: duco, ducere, duxi - to lead
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
What conjugation is this verb: porto, portare, portavi - to carry
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Translate: cibum portabamus.
we carry
we were carrying
we carried
Translate: signum dederunt.
they gave
he gives
they give
he gave
Translate: ego sum pictor.
I am
you are
I was
we are
Translate: fecit (facio, facere, feci - to make)
he made
he makes
he was making
we made
Translate: sonitum audiebant
They were listening to
they listened to
they are listening to
Translate: portavi
I carried
I was carrying
you carried
he carried
Translate: cantare possumus.
We are able to sing
we want to sing
we do not want to sing
we are singers
Translate: dormire volunt.
They want to sleep
They do not want to sleep
They are able to sleep
We are sleeping.
Translate: servi sunt iratissimi.
the slaves are
the slaves were
the slave is
the slave was
Translate: ambulare potest.
he is able to walk.
he wants to walk
they are able to walk
he wants to walk
Translate: spectare non vis.
you do not want to look
you want to look
you are able to look
you are looking
Translate: servi per viam ambulabant.
through the street
on the street
to the street
with the street
Translate: ego cum amico ambulabam
with the friend
without the friend
to the friend
away from the friend
Translate: puer post amicum ambulabat.
behind the friend
with the friend
away from the friend
without the friend
Translate: servus a monte festinavit.
from the mountain
toward the mountain
into the mountain
through the mountain
Translate: ego ad villam contendo.
to the house
away from the house
into the house
through the house
