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Verbs

100

This verb means to walk

What is ambulo, ambulare

200

This verb means "to hold"

What is teneo, tenere

300

This is the 3rd person singular form of the verb "amo, amare"

What is "amat"

400

This is the 2nd person singular form of the verb "debeo, debere."

What is "debes"

500

This is the 2nd person plural form of the verb "habito, habitare"

What is "habitatis."

Vocab

100

Land

What is terra, terrae

200

To care for

What is "curo, curare"

300

To call

What is "voco, vocare"

500

Now

What is "nunc"

Random

100

This is how you ask someone how they are in Latin.

What is "Quid Agis?"

200

This is the Latin word that is the origin of the word "patriotic"

What is patria, patriae

300

This is how you ask someone what their name is in Latin

What is "Quid nomen est tibi?" or "Quomodo te vocant?"

400

This is how you ask someone where they are from in Latin

What is "Cuius es?"

500

This is how you say the sentence, "I ought to see the girl."

What is "Puellam videre debeo."

Infinitives

100

This is the infinitive form of the verb "amo"

What is "amare"

200

This literally means "to expect or wait for"

What is "exspectare"

300

This is the word that fills in the blank "________ debemus." meaning "We ought to walk."

What is "Ambulare."

400

This word literally means "to see"

What is "videre"

500

This is how you say "The girl ought to see the boy."

What is "Puella puerum videre debet."

Grammar

100

This is how you would correct the subject-verb agreement in the sentence... "Puellae amat."

What is "Puella amat" or "Puellae amant"

200

This is how you would correct the subject-verb agreement in the sentence... "Agricola parant."

What is "Agricola parat" or "Agricolae parant."

300

This is what the second principle part of a verb is called.

What is "The Infinitive."

400

This is how you know the difference between a 1st conjugation verb and a 2nd conjugation verb.

What is the second principle part (the infinitive) and seeing if the verb has an "are" or "ere" ending.

500

This is what form of the verb "amo, amare" you would use for the sentence... "Ego et puella terram ___________."

What is "amamus."