WorksheetsLs. 1-3 Review
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 25mins
how do you find the stem of your verb?
drop the -re
drop the -is
drop the -o
drop the -are
1st person singular ending
o
tis
mus
s
2nd person singular ending
t
tis
mus
s
3rd person singular ending
t
tis
mus
s
1st person plural ending
o
tis
mus
nt
2nd person plural ending
s
tis
mus
nt
3rd person plural ending
t
tis
mus
nt
English pronoun for the ending "nt"
I
he/she/it
you all
they
English pronoun for the ending "mus"
we
you
you all
he/she/it
English pronoun for the ending "tis"
I
you
you all
they
English pronoun for the ending "o"
I
he/she/it
you all
they
job of nominative case
subject/predicates
possession
by/with/from
direct object
job of the dative case
indirect object
possession
by/with/from
direct object
job of accusative case
indirect object
possession
subject
direct object
job of ablative case
indirect object
possession
by/with/from
direct object
job of genitive case
indirect object
possession
direct object
subject
What follows a linking verb?
predicate
direct object
"You all love the brothers"
What is the correct verb form for this sentence?
(a)
"The man is not a father."
What is the correct Latin form of father?
(a)
"I love to work with you"
What is the name of the type of verb work?
(a)
She is not happy.
What case does the word happy go into?
nominative
genitive
accusative
dative
What declension are words that have the -ae
1st
2nd
3rd
What declension are words that have the -is
1st
2nd
3rd
"The king wants peace for the men"
What is the correct ending for the direct object in the sentence?
(a)
"The king's wife is the queen"
What is the case and number of the word king
genitive singular
genitive plural
dative singular
nominative singular
dative plural
"We tell the boys to carry the water."
Which is the correct form of both verbs?
narro
porto
narro
portare
narramus
portare
narramus
portamus
narramus
porto
"The man watches the mother's daughters."
What is the correct Latin form of mother?
(a)
Translate into Latin: The queen tells the sailors to fight.
Put the words in this order when translating: queen, sailors, to fight, tells
(a)
accusative singular
em
i
um
is
genitive plural
um
i
is
ibus
nominative plural/accusative plural
es
i
em
um
ablative and dative plural
ibus
um
is
em
Give the correct Latin form of daughter: The mother loves her daughters' husbands.
(a)
give the latin form of the subject: But the daughter is the queen.
(a)
Give the Latin form of the direct object: The queen gives the king land.
(a)
Choose the correct Latin translation for the italicized word:
We are carrying the water to the fields.
portant
portamus
portas
portatis
Match the following verb parts to what they are:
Porto
1st person s
Portare
Infinitive
Porta
stem
Match the case to its job.
Nominative
subject
predicate
genitive
possession
dative
indirect object
accusative
direct object
ablative
by, with, from
