WorksheetsVocab Va verbs that take a dative, comparatives, superlative
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
Unus fungus maior quam quattuor est.
Marius maior quam omnes fungi est.
Rex maior quam Marius est.
Quinque fungi maiores quam regina sunt.
Rex omnibus civibus regni imperavit.
commanded
was commanding
had commanded
will have commanded
Rex omnibus civibus regni imperabat.
commanded
was commanding
had commanded
will have commanded
Rex omnibus civibus regni imperaverat.
commanded
was commanding
had commanded
will have commanded
Rex omnibus civibus regni imperaverit.
commanded
was commanding
had commanded
will have commanded
Rex omnibus civibus regni imperavit.
Nominative, subject
Dative (direct object of a special verb)
Accusative (direct object)
genitive, part of
Disicipulus Latinae Lingae studuit.
Nominative, subject
Dative (direct object of a special verb)
Accusative (direct object)
genitive, part of
Disicipuli magistro facile crediderunt.
Nominative, subject
Dative (direct object of a special verb)
Accusative (direct object)
genitive, part of
Liberi parentibus celerius respondebant.
Nominative, subject
Dative (direct object of a special verb)
Accusative (direct object)
genitive, part of
Liberi minores maioribus liberis inviderint.
Nominative, subject
Dative (direct object of a special verb)
Accusative (direct object)
genitive, part of
Disicipuli magistro facile crediderunt.
more easily
easily
most easily
Disicipuli magistro facilius crediderunt.
more easily
easily
most easily
Disicipuli magistro facillime crediderunt.
more easily
easily
most easily
as easily as possible
Disicipuli magistro quam facillime crediderunt.
more easily
easily
most easily
as easily as possible
Disicipuli magistro quam facillime crediderunt.
were believing/trusting
had believed/trusted
will have believed/trusted
believed/trusted
Disicipuli magistro quam facillime crediderant.
were believing/trusting
had believed/trusted
will have believed/trusted
believed/trusted
Disicipuli magistro quam facillime crediderint.
were believing/trusting
had believed/trusted
will have believed/trusted
believed/trusted
Give the superlative form of the adjective malus. Make it match the bolded word in gender, number, and case.
Heri habuimus _____________ diem.* dies, diei __ day
(a)
Give the superlative form of the adjective malus. Make it match the bolded word in gender, number, and case.
Heri vidimus (a) virum.
Give the superlative form of the adjective malus. Make it match the bolded word in gender, number, and case.
Templa Iovis erant (a) .
Give the comparative form of the adjective malus. Make it match the bolded word in gender, number, and case.
Templa Iovis erant (a) quam illa Apollinis.
Give the comparative form of the adjective malus. Make it match the bolded word in gender, number, and case.
Puer erat (a) quam eius soror.
