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WorksheetsLatin Personal Pronouns
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 24mins
The bad man throws himself into the sea. = vir malus in mare (a) iacit.
Quintus hands over a letter to you. = Quintus (a) litterās tradit.
We work in the field for a long time. = (a) in agrō diu laboramus.
The messenger is telling a long story about me. = nuntius fabulam longam de (a) narrat.
Many of y'all are watching the men and women in the streets. = multī (a) virōs et feminās in viīs spectant.
Why are you giving the person food? = cur (a) hominī cibum das?
A horse is attacking me! = equus (a) oppugnat.
The boy is not able to see y'all well. = puer bene vidēre (a) non potest.
The sailor is telling a sad story to himself. = nauta (a) fabulam tristem narrat.
A few of us live in the forest. = paucī (a) in silvā habitatis
While Horatia is hurrying to school, she greets us. dum Horatia ad ludum festinat, (a) salutat.
Horatia sees many women with me. = Horatia multās feminās (a) cum videt.
The girls give water to y'all. = puella aquam (a) dat.
You walk toward the fields. = (a) ad agrōs ambulas.
We are working in the city. (a) in urbe laboramus.
Scintilla sees many of y'all with the king. = Scintilla cum rege multōs (a) videt.
The angry gods give many orders to me. = deī iratī (a) multa imperia dant.
I always carry a spear. = (a) hastam semper porto.
The woman tells a good plan to us. = femina (a) consilium bonum narrat.
Flaccus orders y'all to not shout. = Flaccus (a) non clamare iubet.
The good man gives a dog to you. = vir bonus (a) canem dat.
When we sit, the ground is under us. ubi sedemus, terra est sub (a) .
Don't go to the temple without me! = nolite ad templum sine (a) ire!
All people envy y'all. = hominēs omnēs (a) invident.
