Nouns
Write "green peas" in the accusative plural.
pisa prasina
Translate: Puer parebat.
The boy was obeying.
What do you add to the end of the first word of a sentence to make it a question?
-ne
Puella astra videre potest.
The girl is able to see the stars.
Write in Latin: The butcher has a four sausages.
Lanius quattuor tomacla habet.
Write "small hill" in the dative singular.
colli parvo
Write in Latin the 3rd person singular of mittere, imperfect tense. Then translate.
mittebat. He/she/it was sending.
Why would a question be introduced with the word "nonne"?
If one is expecting a "yes" answer.
Venite ad villam!
Come to the house.
Write in Latin: Claudia love the gardens in May.
Claudia hortos (in) Maiō amat.
Write "beautiful dining room" in the ablative plural.
tricliniis pulchis
Write the present tense 2nd person plural of credere. Then translate.
Creditis. You all believe.
How could you say "yes" in Latin?
ita, sane, vero
Venditor, da mihi octo arienas!
Vendor/seller, give to me 8 bananas!
Write in Latin: It is three o'clock.
Tres horae sunt.
Write "wise wife's."
uxoris sapientiae
Write the infinitives (and translations) of two irregular verbs.
esse, ire, ferre (to be, to go, to bring/bear/carry)
What word means "how many?"
Quot?
Give the answer in English: Quot sunt viginti quinque de quinquaginta?
25
Write in Latin: The walls of the town are high.
Muri oppidi sunt alti.
Write "to/for the white rabbit" in the correct case (no preposition).
cuniculo albo
Write the imperfect tense, 3rd person plural of esse. Then translate.
erant. They were.
Change the adjective "sincerus" to and adverb and translate the adverb.
sincere, sincerely
Patri et matri semper pareo.
I always obey (my) father and mother.
Write in Latin: The girls were sleeping in our bed yesterday.
Puella in lectō nostrō heri dormiebant.