WorksheetsStage 8 Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
leōnēs ad ___________ ambulābant.
dominus erat _____________ quod servī nōn laborābant.
Viderunt
He was seeing
They saw
He saw
They are seeing
Intravit
He entered
He enters
They entered
They enter
Spectabat
He watched
They watch
He was watching
They are watching
Erat
He was
He is
They are
They were
Pulsavit
He hits
He hit
he was hitting
They hit
Petivit
He searches for
He was searching for
They search for
He searched for
Festinaverunt
They hurried
He hurried
They were hurrying
They hurry
Est
he was
they are
He is
They were
Dormit
He slept
He is sleeping
He was sleeping
They are sleeping
Respondit
He replies
He replied
He was replying
They replied
Ambulabant
He was walking
They were walking
He walks
They are walking
Inquit
He says
He was saying
He said
They said
What case is RETIARIOS?
What is the best translation of an IMPERFECT tense verb?
VERBs, is VERBing
was/were VERBing
VERBed
to VERB
What is the best translation of a PERFECT tense verb?
VERBs, is VERBing
was/were VERBing
VERBed
to VERB
1. nuntii spectaculum nuntiabant.
The messengers were announcing the show.
A messenger was announcing shows.
1. Pompeiani nuntios audiebant.
Pompey was noting the audience.
The Pompeians were listening to the messengers.
A Pompeian was listening to a messenger.
2. gladiatores per viam procedbant.
A gladiator was proceeding through the streets.
The gladiators were proceeding through the street.
The gladiator proceeded in the way.
2. Pompeiani gladiatores laudabant.
The Pompeian gladiators were loud.
A Pompeian praised a gladiator.
The Pompeians were praising the gladiators.
3. puellae iuvenes salutaverunt.
A girl was greeting a young man.
The girls greeted the young men.
3. iuvenes quoque ad amphitheatrum contendebant.
The juveniles were contending in the theatre.
The young men were also hurrying to the amphitheatre.
A young man hurried to the amphitheatres.
4. servi feminas spectabant...
The slaves were watching the women.
A slave was watching a woman.
Servants and women wore spectacles.
4. quod feminae ad spectaculum contendebant.
because the women were also contending in the show.
because the women were also hurrying to the show.
because the women's spectacles were content.
5. pueri per viam festinabant.
The boys were hurrying through the street.
A boy was hurrying through the streets.
Boys went to the street festival.
puellae pueros salutaverunt.
The boys greeted the girls.
The girls greeted the boys.
A girl greeted a boy.
6. quod tabernae erant clausae.
because the inns were open.
because the shops were close by.
because the inns were closed.
7. postquam gladiatores Pompeianos salutaverunt, ...
After the Pompeian greeted the gladiator, ...
Posters saluted the Pompeian gladiators, ...
After the gladiators greeted the Pompeians, ...
7. Pompeiani plauserunt.
Pompey applauded.
The Pompeians applauded.
8. Pompeiani gladiatores intente spectabant ,...
Pompeii watched gladiators intensely, ...
A Pompeian watched a gladiator carefully, ...
The Pompeians were watching the gladiators intently, ...
8. quod gladiatores in arena pugnabant.
because the gladiators were fighting in the arena.
because a gladiator fought in the arena.
because they were glad there were pugs in the arena.
9. spectatores murmillones incitabant, ...
Murmillones were heavily armed gladiatorsheavily armed gladiators, ...
A spectator cheered on a gladiator, ...
The spectators were cheering on the murmillos, ...
9. quod murmillones saepe victores erant.
because a murmillo was winning.
because Victoria liked murmillos.
because murmillos were often the winners.
very friendly:
amicus
amicissimus
notissima:
very well-known singular feminine
very well-known singular masculine
well-known singular feminine
ferocissimus:
brave
very brave singular feminine
very brave singular masculine
very brave singular masculine:
fortissima
fortissimus
fortissimi
very good:
bonus
optimus
optissimus
very happy singular feminine:
laetissimus
laetissima
laeta
laetus
very famous plural:
notissimi
notissimus
notus
very sad:
tristis
tristissimus
