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WorksheetsConjunctions, adverbs, impersonal verbs Latin II Vocab Vb
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 13mins
Simul urbem vidimus, lacrimavimus.
At the same time
but
also
soon
once
Mox urbem videbimus.
At the same time
but
also
soon
once
Tu,quoque, es dux in ludo nostro.
At the same time
but
also
soon
once
At una navis ab insulā fugiet.
At the same time
but
also
soon
once
Olim una navis ab insulā fugiebat.
At the same time
but
also
soon
once
Neque vir neque coniunx eius animal vidit.
neither...nor
either...or
not only...but also
both...and
aut vir aut coniunx eius animal videbit.
neither...nor
either...or
not only...but also
both...and
et vir et coniunx eius animal videbunt.
neither...nor
either...or
not only...but also
both...and
Non solum vir sed etiam coniunx eius animal videbunt.
neither...nor
either...or
not only...but also
both...and
But we will never go to war!
(a)
Also we wanted to see Rome.
(a)
Just as (as soon as) we saw Rome, my father died.
(a)
It is necessary for me to go to Rome.
(a)
It is permitted for me to go to Rome.
(a)
Necesse est nobis persuadere Imperatori.
for us
for you (singular)
for them
for you all
for me
Necesse est vobis persuadere Imperatori.
for us
for you (singular)
for them
for you all
for me
Necesse est mihi persuadere Imperatori.
for us
for you (singular)
for them
for you all
for me
Necesse est eis persuadere Imperatori.
for us
for you (singular)
for them
for you all
for me
Necesse est ei persuadere Imperatori.
for us
for you (singular)
for him
for you all
for me
Necesse est ei persuadere Imperatori.
Nominative, Subject
Genitive, Possession
Dative, Object of a verb that takes a dative
Accusative, Direct Object
Ablative, means
Necesse est ei persuadere Imperatori verbis.
Nominative, Subject
Genitive, Possession
Dative, Object of a verb that takes a dative
Accusative, Direct Object
Ablative, means
