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Worksheets04-05 Labyrinthus
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 8mins
subito
beneath
immediately
suddenly
secretly
Vir rapide domȏ it
The house is very strong
She goes quickly to the man in the house
A man goes quickly from the house
The man goes quickly through the door
Daedalus ad Labyrinthum it.
Daedalus is at the Labyrinth
Daedalus goes toward the Labyrinth
Daedalus goes through the Labyrinth
Daedalus is in the Labyrinth
ubi is?
where are you?
where are you going
what is it?
when is he going?
Ego quoque ad Labyrinthum eo. QUOQUE?
then, next
and
also
even
murus, muri m.
wall
doorway
darkness
monster
scio, scis, scit, scimus, scitis, sciunt
see
think
know
say
possum eum audire
I can see him
he can see me
he can hear me
I can hear him
puto, putas, putat, putamus, putatis, putant
principal parts of the verb "to think"
present tense of verb "to put"
present tense of verb "to think"
principal parts of the verb "to put"
sonus monstri
horrible noise
the sound of the monster
the sight of the monster
loud noise
nescio ubi Daedalus sit
I don't know what Daedalus knows
I don't know where Daedalus is going
I know where Daedalus is
I don't know where Daedalus is
eo per Labyrinthum ad effugiendum
I go through the Labyrinth in order to escape
he was fleeing through the Labyrinth
though the Labyrinth I fled toward him
there through the Labyrinth I fled
caput, capitis n
body
head
emperor, chief
catapult
caput, capitis neuter: WHAT DECLENSION?
first
second
third
fourth
corpus, corporis n.
horn
head
body
circle
Monstrum vult me consumere
The monster wants to eat me
He wants me to eat the monster
I know that the monster wants to eat
The monster will eat me
officina, ae f.
openning, doorway
official
workshop
prison
aliae... aliae
some... others
one... another
and... also
wings... wings
parvus parva parvum adj.
small, little
equal, the same
part of
young
mirabilis, mirabilis mirabile (3rd declension adjective)
beautiful
amazing
monstrous, horrible
strange
scio
I see
quickly
I know
suddenly
deinde (adverb)
now, already
then, next
however
from
imus
we
we are
small
we go
eunt
they
this
they go
they are
