WorksheetsLatin II Vocabulary X Locative, place constructions
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Agricola humi diu iacebat.
on the ground
away from the ground
toward the ground
with the ground
Agricola humi diu iacēbat.
was laying
was throwing
will throw
will lay
Multa aedificia Romae aedificata erunt.
in Rome
to Rome
from Rome
toward Rome
Multa aedificia Romae aedificata erunt.
will have been built
have been built
had been built
were being built
Athenis, fuit optimum templum deae Minervae.
In Athens
From Athens
Out of Athens
Towards Athens
Athenis, fuit optimum templum deae Minervae.
best
better
greatest
greater
Romam
accusative, to Rome
ablative, from Rome
locative, in Rome
nominative, Rome
Romae
accusative, to Rome
ablative, from Rome
locative, in Rome
nominative, Rome
Romā
accusative, to Rome
ablative, from Rome
locative, in Rome
nominative, Rome
Roma
accusative, to Rome
ablative, from Rome
locative, in Rome
nominative, Rome
Servus suo domū fugerat.
from his home
toward her home
from her home
toawrd his home
Servus suo domū fugerat.
had fled
will flee
will have fled
was fleeing
Romani, ite domum!
Romans go home!
Rome, is my home.
Roman go home.
England is my city.
Romani, ite domum!
accusative, home
nominative, house
ablative, away from home
locative, at home
Romani, ite domum!
vocative plural
nominative singular
ablative plural
genitive singular
Romani, ite domum!
imperative plural
imperative singular
active infinitive
passive infinitve
Romans, go home!
Romanes eunt domus!
Romani, ite domum!
Romanes, eunt domus!
(People named) Romanes, they go house!
Romans go home!
Vir multa in muro castelli scripsit.
Vir multa in muro castelli legit.
Vir multa humi scripsit.
Vir libros humi legit.
Puer humi iacēbat.
Vir rus festinabat.
Homines domum volabant.
Mors Romae diu fuit.
