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WorksheetsNLE intro translation, set 1
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 27mins
Claudia fābulam fēminīs nārrat.
of the women
to the women
from the women
with the women
Fēminae exclāmant, “Claudia, nārrā nōbīs dē Vestā et familiā tuā!”
was telling us
is telling us
to tell us
tell us
“Et Vesta familiam meam semper cūrābat!”
to take care
is taking care of
was taking care of
were taking care of
Claudia respondet, “Magna Vesta nōs hodiē cūrat et populum Rōmānum quoque cūrat.”
you
us
me
I
Fēminae rogant, “Cūratne dea tē et familiam tuam?”
Does the goddess take care of
Was the goddess not taking care of
When does the goddess not take care of
How does the goddess take care of
“Ego templum Vestae cum cibō et vīnō semper vīsitō.”
with food and wine
food and wine
of food and wine
in food and wine
Claudia respondet, “Ego cibum et vinum ad templum Vestae porto.”
with Vesta
from Vesta
by Vesta
of Vesta
Fēminae rogant, “Cūr tū cibum et vīnum portās?”
Why
Who
Where
When
Puella fēminīs tardē respondet, “Mihi nōmen est Claudia.”
slowness
slow down
slowly
to be slow
Fēminae rogant, “Quid tibi nōmen est?”
What hour is it?
What is your name?
What are you doing?
What is it?
Claudia respondet, “Salvēte, dominae!”
Goodbye
Hello
Look
Sit
Duae fēminae Claudiam salūtant, “Salvē, parva puella!”
Two
Four
Six
Eight
Puella templum Vestae semper vīsitat.
is visiting today
is not visiting
always visits
happily visits
Multī virī et multae fēminae Claudiam in Forō Rōmānō salūtant.
and
or
but
not
Multōs virōs et multās fēminās in Forō Rōmānō videt.
They see
I see
She sees
You see
Claudia per Forum Rōmānum ambulāre amat.
were walking
walk
was walking
to walk
Claudia in urbe Rōmā habitat.
to live
lives
was living
lived
Claudia est puella Rōmāna bona.
are
to be
was
is
Flāvia est parva puella. A) B) C) D)
a poor girl
a smart girl
a happy girl
a little girl
Quārtus est parvus puer.
near Quartus
to Quartus
with Quartus
Quartus
Pater Flāviae est poēta et pater Quārtī est agricola.
Flavia
of Flavia
by Flavia
from Flavia
Patrēs semper clāmābant et nōn erant amīcī.
were shouting
was shouting
are shouting
to shout
Patrēs sunt inimīcī sed Flāvia et Quārtus sunt amīcī.
and
not
because
but
Hodiē amīcī in viā per silvam ambulant.
Today
Always
Slowly
Happily
Flāvia et Quārtus flōrēs in silvā sine patribus spectāre amant.
are looking at
to look at
was looking at
were looking at
Amīcī cibum et aquam portant.
of food and water
to food and water
food and water
with food and water
Ecce! Flāvia et Quārtus magnum equum in mediā silvā vident.
Hello!
Look!
No!
What!
Flāvia et Quārtus ad equum ambulant.
toward the horse
from the horse
around the horse
with the horse
Puer equum vocat et clāmat, “Ambulā ad nōs!”
To walk
He was walking
Walk
They were walking
Equus ad amīcōs nōn ambulat sed ab amīcīs festīnat.
are hurrying
was hurrying
were hurrying
is hurrying
Amīcī ā viā post equum ambulant.
the road
away from the road
down the road
near the road
Flāvia rogat, “Vidēsne viam?”
When did you see the road?
You don’t see the road, do you?
Do you see the road?
And did you see the road?
Quārtus timidus circumspectat et respondet, “Ego viam nōn videō.”
you
I
me
us
Puella rogat, “Ubi sumus?”
Where is it?
Where are you?
Where are we?
Where am I?
Puer timidē lacrimat.
fear
to fear
fearful
fearfully
Puella aquam puerō dat.
to the boy
of the boy
from the boy
with the boy
Mārcus est agricola.
are
was
to be
is
Mārcus multōs agrōs habet.
many fields
near many fields
toward many fields
with many fields
Mārcus per agrōs laetē ambulat.
happy
happily
happiness
to be happy
Mārcus terram arāre temptat.
to plow
are plowing
was plowing
were plowing
Mārcus semper labōrat.
Marcus
with Marcus
near Marcus
to Marcus
Mārcus cum familiā in casā habitat.
his family
near his family
around his family
with his family
Mārcus virīs et fēminīs multum cibum ex agrīs dat.
a man and a woman
to men and women
from men and women
with a man and a woman
Mārcus vītam dūram sed laetam habet.
not
and
but
because
Lūcius erat poēta.
were
was
are
is
Lūcius cantābat; virī et fēminae Lūcium laudābant.
were praising
is praising
are praising
to praise
Pecūniam Lūciō dabant.
they used to give
you used to give
we used to give
I used to give
Hodiē virī et fēminae Lūcium nōn laudant.
well
always
when
not
Hodiē Lūcius prope agrōs per viam ambulat.
from the fields
across the fields
near the fields
to the fields
Mārcus aquam ad agrōs portat.
was carrying
are carrying
is carrying
were carrying
Mārcus Lūcium videt et rogat, “Quis es tū?” A) B) C) D)
Who are you?
What are you doing?
Why are you here?
Where are you from?
Lūcius respondet, “Ego sum Lūcius.”
we
you
me
I
Lūcius rogat, “Tūne aquam habēs?”
Where is there water?
Who has water?
Do you have water?
Is the water yours?
Mārcus respondet, “Ita vērō. Ecce! Potā aquam!”
to drink
drink
drinks
does drink
