Gerund/Gerundive
Indirect Statement
General Grammar
Derivatives
100

The easiest way to identify a gerund or gerundive in Latin.

-nd-

100

The three parts of an indirect statement

head verb, accusative subject, infinitive

100

Which verb tense is translated "had verbed?"

pluperfect

100

something useful, particularly in the kitchen (utor)

utensil

200

The use of the gerundive with a form of the verb sum, esse, is usually translated as...

must verb

200
present infinitives show ______ time; perfect infinitives show time ________.

same; before

200

What type of participle has an -ns or -nt- in it?

present active

200

to change (muto)

mutate

300

causa and ad are used with gerunds and gerundives to express ________.

purpose

300

What is the indirect statement in this sentence?

Lupus audivit Glabrionem Imperatorem deridere.

Glabrionem Imperatorem deridere

300

Which type of infinitive is this form:

auditurus esse

future active

300

to lighten or relieve (levis)

alleviate

400

Identify whether this sentence includes a gerund or gerundive.

Lupus occasionem cantandi habebat.

gerund

400

Translate this indirect statement:

Lupus dicit Helvidius in urbe esse.

Lupus says that Helvidius is in the city.

400
Identify the subjunctive clause in this sentence:


Quintus timebat ne Salvius eum inveniret.

Fear clause

400

office for a foreign diplomat (consul)

consulate

500

Translate this sentence correctly.

Salvius ad testamentum scribendum in tablinum venit.

Salvius came into his study to write his will.

500

Translate this indirect statement with a precise verb tense translation:

Lupus dixit Helvidium in urbem venisse.

Lupus said that Helvidius had come into the city.

500

Translate this sentence:

verbis auditis, Myropnous clamavit.

When he heard these words, Myropnous shouted.

500

express in a concrete form (obicio)

objectify

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