WorksheetsCLC Latin Grammar Stages 1-5 (nominative plural)
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
The Latin pronoun 'tu' will always be followed by a verb ending in ....
-o
-s
-t
Translate 'I am' into Latin:
sum
es
est
In Latin, 1st person singular verbs end in ...
-o
-s
-t
Who performs a verb written in the FIRST person singular?
I
you
he, she, or it
Latin: pecuniam debet
English: ___________ money
I owe
you owe
he owes
English: you have a ship
Latin: navem ___________
habeo
habes
habet
In Latin, a singular subject ...
... must be followed by a singular verb
... may be followed by a singular OR plural verb
... should be followed by a plural verb
... is never followed by a singular verb
In Latin, a singular verb...
... should be preceded by a plural subject
... is never preceded by a singular subject
... must be preceded by a singular subject
... may be preceded by a singular OR plural subject
In Latin, a plural verb...
... is never preceded by a plural subject
... may be preceded by a singular OR plural subject
... should be preceded by a singular subject
... must be preceded by a plural subject
In Latin, a plural subject ...
... may be followed by a singular OR plural verb
... must be followed by a plural verb
... should be followed by a singular verb
... is never followed by a plural verb
In Latin, a verb ending -nt means that ...
I am doing it
you are doing it
he or she is doing it
they are doing it
What is the Latin word for 'girls' (doing a verb)?
puella
puellae
puellam
What is the Latin word for 'a girl' (doing a verb)?
puella
puellae
puellam
What is the Latin word for 'a girl' (having a verb done to her)?
puella
puellae
puellam
What is the Latin word for 'a slave' (having a verb done to him)?
servus
servum
servi
What is the Latin word for 'a slave' (doing a verb)?
servus
servum
servi
What is the Latin word for 'slaves' (doing a verb)?
servus
servum
servi
What is the Latin word for 'merchants' (doing a verb)?
mercatores
mercatorem
mercator
What is the Latin word for 'a merchant' (doing a verb)?
mercatores
mercator
mercatorem
What is the Latin word for 'a merchant' (having a verb done to him)?
mercatores
mercator
mercatorem
I can tell the difference between singular and plural nouns in Latin
Yes, with confidence
Mostly, though I sometimes get confused
Never - except with a lucky guess
