Numbers
Give the Roman Numeral for "duodecim"
XII
What is a complementary infinitive and which irregular verbs take them?
A complementary infinitive is an infinitive is used to complement/complete a finite verb.
nolo and volo take complementary infinitives.
What three things must an adjective match the noun it modifies?
Gender
Number
Case
Which principal part do we use to form the perfect tense?
3rd!
Quot annos nata est?
vīgintī trēs/ XXIII
Give the Latin word for IX.
novem
Parse and translate non vis.
2nd, sing., present, active, indicative
You do not wish/want
Make the adjectives agree with the noun:
nocte (frigidus)
nominum (alius)
boves (tardus) [give all 4 options)
nocte frigido
nominum aliorum
boves tardi, boves tardae
boves tardos, boves tardas
What are the present active, perfect, endings?
-i, -isti, it
imus, istis, erunt
Quid potus est optimus ad eam?
Coffee!
Translate into English:
Plaustrum ferebat septem onera. Sed nunc, plaustra ferunt unum onus.
The cart was carrying 7 loads. But now, the carts carry one load.
Translate into Latin:
Go to Rome, Marcus!
I ad Romam (Romam), Marce!
Translate into English:
Ossa multi canis habuit. Nunc os magnum omnes canes habent.
The dog had many bones. Now all the dogs have a great bone.
Parse and translate:
1. pernoctavisti
2. pernoctabas
pernoctavisti: 2nd, sing., perfect, active, indicative
You spent the night
pernoctabas: 2nd, sing., imperfect, active, indicative
You were spending the night
Quod animalis est optima omnium ad eam?
Ovis!
Translate into English:
Quot vestigia canis faciabat? Canis faciabat quattuor vestigia.
How many footprints was the dog making? The dog was making four footprints.
Translate into English:
boni canes eunt in plaustra. malus canis it in fossam.
Good dogs go into the carts. The bad dog goes into the ditch.
Translate and say which adjectives modify which Latin Words.
In omni urbe sunt magna aedificia.
There are great buildings in the entire city.
omni: urbe
magna: aedificia
Caupo sceletus quoque lacrimavit, nam inocentiam simulabat. Septimus statim cauponem accusavit.
The evil innkeeper asl cried, for he was pretending innocence. Septimus immediately accused the innkeeper.
Quot sororibus habet?
Una!/ I!
Translate into Latin:
How many ships do you see? I see 5 ships.
Quot naves vides? Quinque naves video.
Translate into Latin:
Do you all wish to do well on the test (experimentum)?
We (do not) wish (it)!
Bene experimentum facere vultis?
Volumus! / Nolumus!
Translate into Latin:
I was eating at the house/villa of all the farmers.
omnium ad villam agcricolarum cenabam.
I said many things about ships, but no one was listening/hearing.
multa de navibus dixi, sed nemo audiebat.
Translate and tell me the author of:
Brassica est quae omnibus holeribus antistat.
Cabbage is what surpasses all vegetables.
Cato wrote this.