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WorksheetsChapter 6 Fabula de Ione
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 22mins
Iuppiter, rēx deōrum, amat pulchram Īō.
Jupiter, the king of the gods, loves beautiful Io.
Jupiter, the king of the gods, loved beautiful Io.
Jupiter, the king of the gods, will love beautiful Io.
Sed Iuppiter metuēbat īram Iūnōnis.
But Jupiter feared the anger of Juno.
But Jupiter fears the anger of Juno.
But Jupiter will fear the anger of Juno.
Iuppiter igitur mūtat fōrmam Īōnis.
Therefore Jupiter changes the form of Io.
Therefore Jupiter changed the form of Io.
Therefore Jupiter will change fhe form of Io.
“Iūnō vidēbit nōn puellam, sed bovem,” Iuppiter cogitābat.
"Juno will see not a girl, but a cow," Jupiter thought.
"Juno saw not a girl, but a cow," Jupiter thought.
"Juno will see not a girl, but a cow," Jupiter thinks.
Sed Iūno nōn stulta est.
But Juno is not stupid.
But Juno was not stupid.
But Juno will not be stupid.
“Habēsne mihi dōnum, mī vir?”
"Do you have a gift for me, my man?"
"Did you have a gift for me, my man?"
"Will you have a gift for me, my man?"
“Dabisne bellam bovem tuae Iūnōnī? Dā, sī mē amās!”
"Do you give the pretty cow to your Juno? Give, if you love me!"
"Did you give the pretty cow to your Juno? Give, if you love me!"
"Will you give the pretty cow to your Juno? Give, if you love me!"
Iuppiter igitur Iūnōnī bovem dat.
Therefore Jupiter gives the cow to Juno.
Therefore Jupiter gave the cow to Juno.
Therefore Jupiter will give the cow to Juno.
Magnus custōs, Argus, remanēbat cum bove.
A great guard, Argus, remains with the cow.
A great guard, Argus, remained with the cow.
A great guard, Argus, will remain with the cow.
Argus habet centum oculōs!
Argus has 100 eyes!
Argus had 100 eyes!
Argus will have 100 eyes!
Mercurius Argum superat, sed Īō nōndum lībera est.
Mercury overcomes Argus, but Io is not yet free.
Mercury overcame Argus, but Io was not yet free.
Mercury will overcome Argus, but Io will not yet be free.
Malus asīlus cum bove manēbat.
An evil horsefly remains with the cow.
An evil horsefly remained with the cow.
An evil horsefly will remain with the cow.
Īō errābat per multās terrās.
Io wanders through many lands.
Io wandered through many lands.
Io will wander through many lands.
Multōs populōs vidēbat, sed nōn habēbat suam fōrmam vēram.
She sees many peoples, but she does not have her own true form.
She saw many peoples, but she did not have her own true form.
She will see many peoples, but she will not have her own true form.
Misera puella! Habēbisne semper fōrmam bovis?
Miserable girl! Do you have the form of a cow always?
Miserable girl! Did you have the form of a cow always?
Miserable girl! Will you have the form of a cow always?
Īra Iūnōnis nōn perpetua est: Iuppiter Īōnī vēram fōrmam suam dat.
The anger of Juno is not forever: Jupiter gives her own true form to Io.
The anger of Juno was not forever: Jupiter gave her own true form to Io.
The anger of Juno will not be forever: Jupiter will give her own true form to Io.
Centum oculōs Argī vidēmus in caudā pāvōnis.
We see the 100 eyes of Argus in the tail of the peacock.
We saw the 100 eyes of Argus in the tail of the peacock.
We will see the 100 eyes of Argus in the tail of the peacock.
How do you know when a verb is imperfect (past) tense?
the BA
the BO - BI - BU
How do you know that a verb is future tense?
the BA
the BO - BI - BU
How do you translate genitive words?
of
to / for
How do you translate dative words?
of
to / for
What case is used to directly address someone or call someone by name, like in "mi vir" or "misera puella"?
genitive
dative
ablative
vocative
