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WorksheetsLatin Conditional Statements
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 34mins
Si in insula eritis, pecuniam habere optabitis.
Future More Vivid
Future Less Vivid
Simple Fact Present
Simple Fact Past
Si in insula sitis, aquam optetis.
Future More Vivid
Future Less Vivid
Present Contrary-to-Fact
Past Contrary-to-Fact
Si in patria essetis, feminas videretis.
Future More Vivid
Future Less Vivid
Present Contrary-to-Fact
Past Contrary-to-Fact
Si in patria fuissetis, clamare timuissetis.
Future More Vivid
Future Less Vivid
Present Contrary-to-Fact
Past Contrary-to-Fact
Si feminam videbit, clamabit.
Future More Vivid
Future Less Vivid
Simple Fact Present
Simple Fact Past
Si feminam viderit, clamabit.
Future More Vivid
Future Less Vivid
Simple Fact Present
Simple Fact Past
Si feminam videret, clamaret.
Future More Vivid
Future Less Vivid
Present Contrary-to-Fact
Past Contrary-to-Fact
Si feminam vidisset, clamavisset.
Future More Vivid
Future Less Vivid
Present Contrary-to-Fact
Past Contrary-to-Fact
Si feminam optet, clamet.
Future More Vivid
Future Less Vivid
Simple Fact Present
Present Contrary-to-Fact
What kind of condition would this be in English?
If I were the king of the world, I would make sweet orange juice.
Future Less Vivid
Simple Fact Future
Contrary to Fact - Pres
Contrary to Fact - Past
Which verb type is needed for a "future less vivid" condition?
future indicative
present subjunctive
imperfect subjunctive
present indicative
What kind of verbs are needed for Contrary to Fact - Past Conditions?
imperfect subjunctive
present subjunctive
future indicative
pluperfect subjunctive
Sī pācem populus Rōmānus nōbīscum faciet, in illīs finibus manēbimus. What type of condition is in the above sentence?
Future Less Vivid
Contrary to Fact - Present
Contrary to Fact - Past
Simple Fact Future
“Nam nisi tū urbem āmīsissēs, numquam eam recēpissem.” What type of condition is found in this sentence?
Contrary to Fact - Present
Contrary to Fact - Past
Simple Fact Present
Future Less Vivid
What's the best way to translate the "apodosis" of the following condition?
Sī pecūniam amārēs, sapientiā carērēs.
you would have lacked wisdom
you would lack wisdom
you will lack wisdom
you lack wisdom
Sī vir bonōs mōrēs habeat, eum laudēmus.
What's the best way to translate the "protasis" of the above condition?
If the man had good morals,
If the man had had good morals,
If the man should have good morals
If the man were having good morals
Fill in the blank with the proper verb form.
Sī _________ copiās in Aegyptum, habēbimus magnam victoriam.
ducās
ducis
duceres
ducēs
Sī ego rēx essem, in aulā ōrnātissimā habitārem.
If I had been king
If I were king
I just can't wait to be king
If I am king
Sī ego rēx erō, in aulā ōrnātissimā _______________.
habitāvissem
habitārem
habitābō
habitābam
Sī imperātor praemia mīlitibus dedisset, eum secūtī essent.
If the commander would give rewards to the soldiers, they would follow him.
If the commander were giving rewards to the soldiers, they would be following him.
If the commander had given rewards to the soldiers, they would have followed him.
If the commander gives rewards to the soldiers, they will follow him.
Sī imperātor praemia mīlitibus dedisset, eum secūtī essent.
contrary to fact: past
contrary to fact: present
future less vivid
simple fact: past
If the commander gives rewards to the soldiers, they will follow him.
dat . . . sequuntur
dabit . . . sequentur
dedisset . . . secūtī essent
dabat . . . sequēbantur
Sī barbarī ad urbem appropinquent, nōs moenia mūniāmus.
If barbarians had approached the city, we would have fortified the walls.
If barbarians approach the city, we will fortify the walls.
If barbarians would approach the city, we would fortify the walls.
If barbarians were approaching the city, we would be fortifying the walls.
Sī barbarī ad urbem appropinquent, nōs moenia mūniāmus.
simple fact: future
future less vivid
simple fact: present
contrary to fact: present
If barbarians had approached the city, we would have fortified the walls.
appropinquāvissent . . . mūnīvissēmus
appropinquārent . . . mūnīrēmus
appropinquent . . . mūniāmus
appropinquābunt . . . mūniēmus
Nisi populus Caesarem amat, rēs pūblica tūta est.
If the people do not love Caesar, the republic will be safe.
If the people had not loved Caesar, the republic would have been safe.
If the people do not love Caesar, the republic is safe.
If the people would not love Caesar, the republic would be safe.
Nisi populus Caesarem amet, rēs pūblica tūta sit.
simple fact: preset
simple fact: future
contrary to fact: present
future less vivid
If the people had not loved Caesar, the republic would have been safe.
amābit . . . erit
amāvisset . . . fuisset
amet . . . sit
amāret . . . esset
What tense and mood would this condition use?
If it should snow during the morning commute, school would be canceled.
future indicative
pluperfect subjunctive
imperfect subjunctive
present subjunctive
What tense and mood would this condition use?
If it snows during the morning commute, school will be canceled.
future indicative
pluperfect subjunctive
imperfect subjunctive
present subjunctive
What tense and mood would this condition use?
If it had snowed during the morning commute, school would have been canceled.
future indicative
pluperfect subjunctive
imperfect subjunctive
present subjunctive
What tense and mood would this condition use?
If it is snowing during the morning commute, school is canceled.
future indicative
present indicative
imperfect subjunctive
present subjunctive
What tense and mood would this condition use?
If it snowed during the morning commute, school was canceled.
pluperfect subjunctive
perfect indicative
imperfect subjunctive
perfect subjunctive
What tense and mood would this condition use?
If it were snowing during the morning commute, school would be canceled.
pluperfect subjunctive
perfect indicative
imperfect subjunctive
present subjunctive
