Font size
WorksheetsLatin 1st conjugation present tense
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
A 'conjugation' is:
A tense
A group of nouns
A group of verbs
A case
Which vowel tends to feature in the 1st conjugation?
a
e
i
o
Which of the following is a 1st conjugation verb?
rego
moneo
audio
amo
If a verb is 1st conjugation, its second principal part ends in:
er
ere
ar
are
Which are correct translations of 'voco'?
I call
I am calling
I do call
I will call
If 'you singular' is doing a 1st conjugation verb, it will end in:
o
eo
es
as
The Latin for 'you hurry' is:
festinat
festinet
festines
festinas
navigant = 'they are sailing'
True
False
cantamus = they do sing
True
False
The Latin for 'you plural are building' is:
aedificas
aedificitis
aedifico
aedificatis
'non navigant' means:
We do sail
She will sail
They do not sail
We are not sailing
The only way to say 'I sing' in Latin is 'ego canto'.
True
False
The Latin for 'I am calling' is 'ego sum voco'.
True
False
The part of the verb that gives the meaning is called:
the personal ending
the case
the stem
the branch
The best way to learn the person endings is by using:
sheep and cows
robots and daleks
robots and sheep
daleks and cows
