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WorksheetsLatin I: Ecce Ch. 4
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 32mins
Sextus is an annoying boy.
Sextus puer molestus est.
Sextus puerum vexat.
Sextus vexat.
Puerum molestum Sextus vexat.
Be careful! The branches are weak.
Descende, Sexte! Rāmus est magnus.
Cavē! Rāmus sollicitus est.
Cavē! Rāmī sunt īnfirmī.
Salvē! Fragor est īnfirmus.
Flavia is always sleeping under the tree.
Flāvia sub arbore semper dormit.
Flāvia est semper dormit sub arbore.
Flāvia est sub arbore semper.
Flāvia sub arbore semper sedet.
She hears a crash.
Puella audit fragor.
Audit magnā voce.
Puella rāmum conspicit.
Fragōrem audit.
Cornelia and Flavia are anxious.
Cornēlia et Flāvia est sollicitus.
Cornēlia et Flāvia sunt sollicita.
Cornēlia et Flāvia sunt sollicitī.
Cornēlia et Flāvia sunt sollicitae.
The direct object form of "vox" is
vōcum
vōcem
vōce
vōx
vōxem
The direct object form of "māter" is
mātrem
mātre
mātrum
mātram
māterem
The direct object form of "līber" is
lībrum
līberem
lībrem
lībram
līberam
The direct object form of "raeda" is
raedam
raedum
raedem
raedae
raedā
The direct object form of "clāmor" is
clāmōrem
clāmor
clāmōre
clāmōrum
clāmōram
The direct object form of "rāmus" is
rāmum
rāmam
rāmem
rāmus
rāmī
The direct object form of "pater" is
patrem
patrum
patram
paterem
patrēs
(a) complete the action in a sentence.
(a) receive the action in a sentence.
Which word is the subject in this sentence?
Marcus, are you driving the carriage into the ditch?
Marcus
you
carriage
ditch
Which word is the direct object in this sentence?
The boys and girls do not bake anyone a loaf of bread today.
boys
girls
boys and girls
anyone
loaf
Give the Latin: he/she/it sees
(a)
Give the Latin: he/she/it catches sight of, notices
(a)
Give the Latin: he/she/it annoys
(a)
Give the Latin: annoying, troublesome
(a)
Give the Latin: he/she/it sleeps
(a)
Give the Latin: he/she/it approaches
(a)
Give the Latin: he/she/it likes, loves
(a)
Give the Latin: be careful!
(a)
Give the Latin: weak, shaky
(a)
Translate: fragor
(a)
Translate: magnā vōce
(a)
Give the Latin: he/she/it hears
(a)
Give the Latin: you (subject form)
(a)
Give the Latin: you (d.o. form)
(a)
Translate: tum
(a)
Translate: semper
(a)
Translate: saepe
(a)
Give the Latin: why
(a)
Translate: fūrtim
(a)
Give the Latin: he/she/it frightens, terrifies
(a)
Give the Latin: therefore
(a)
Translate: sollicita
(a)
Translate: puerum molestum conspicit.
he catches sight of the annoying boy.
the annoying boy catches sight.
he catches sight of the boy who is annoying.
the annoying boy is caught sight of.
