WorksheetsWhich Is Correct? Latin Translation Rules Practice
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which is the correct translation of: "Metella in atrio sedet."
Metella is sitting in the atrium.
Metella in the atrium is sitting.
Metella is in the atrium sitting.
Metella is in the atrium.
Which is the correct translation of: "Caecilius in horto sedet."
Caecilius is sitting in the garden.
Caecilius in the garden is sitting.
Caecilius is in the garden sitting.
Caecilius is in the garden.
Which is the correct translation of: "Grumio in culina laborat."
Grumio is working in the kitchen.
Grumio is in the kitchen working.
Grumio in the kitchen is working.
Grumio is in the kitchen.
Throwback to yesterday! When we are talking about English AND Latin GRAMMAR, the "subject" of the sentence is the...
sentence's topic
the noun in the sentence that is DOING the action
the noun in the sentence that the action is DONE TO
the noun in the sentences that tells you WHERE the action is happening
Which is the correct translation of: "Clemens in horto laborat."
Clemens is working in the garden.
Clemens in the garden is working.
Clemens is in the garden working.
Clemens is in the garden.
Which is the correct translation of: "filius in cubiculo dormit."
The son is sleeping in the bedroom.
The son in the bedroom is sleeping.
The son is in the bedroom sleeping.
The son is in the bedroom.
Which is the correct translation of: "coquus in culina sedet."
The cook is sitting in the kitchen.
The cook in the kitchen is sitting.
The cook is in the kitchen sitting.
The cook is in the kitchen.
Which is the correct translation of: "pater in tablino laborat."
The father is working in the study.
The father in the study is working.
The father is in the study working.
The father is in the study.
Which is the correct translation of: "Quintus in triclinio bibit."
Quintus is drinking in the dining room.
Quintus is in the dining room drinking.
Quintus in the dining room is drinking.
Quintus is in the dining room.
Why yes, I am asking this again because it's that important: When we are talking about English AND Latin GRAMMAR, what is the "subject" of the sentence?
the noun DOING the action
the noun the action is being DONE TO
the topic of the sentence
to noun that tells you WHERE an action is happening.
Translate this sentence: "Metella in triclinio sedet."
