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WorksheetsWheelock's Latin 25 - exordium
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 50mins
How many infinitives does Latin have?
2
3
4
5
6
Which infinitive is formed with the perfect passive participle + esse
present passive
perfect passive
future passive
perfect active
future active
Which infinitive is rarely used in Latin
present passive
perfect passive
future passive
perfect active
future active
How can we translate the perfect active infinitive (on its own)?
to verb
to have verbed
to be about to verb
to have been verbed
What kind of verb will be in the main clause of a sentence with an indirect statement?
a "head verb"
a verb of motion
a verb of "no motion"
a deponent verb
Which of the following probably doesn't introduce an indirect statement?
audire
cernere
sperare
dicere
mittere
What case is the subject of an indirect statement?
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
The tense of the infinitive in an indirect statement indicates the time of that action ____________ the main verb
aside from
relative to
instead of
according to
If the main verb is a past tense, and the infinitive in the indirect statement is future, then the infinitive should be translated as:
"would verb"
"will verb"
"was verbing"
"had verbed"
True or False: Aside from the subject in an indirect statement, all other noun elements remain in the same case.
True
False
