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Irregular Verbs
Noun-Adj Agreement
Conjugating
Latin to English
English to Latin
100
1st person, singular, present, indicative of velle
What is "volo"
100
The form of bonus-a-um that modifies "puellam"
What is "bonam"
100
1st person, singular, present, indicative of parare
What is "paro"
100
Marcus amat canem.
What is "Marcus loves the dog."
100
I love food.
What is "cibum amo"
200
2nd person, singular, imperative of ferre
What is "fer"
200
The form of bonus-a-um that modifies vocibus
What is "bonis"
200
2nd person, singular, imperfect, indicative of habeo, habere, habui
What is "habebas"
200
Amasne canes aut feles?
What is "Do you like dogs or cats?"
200
Marcus writes a letter
What is "Marcus epistulam scribit"
300
3rd person, plural, imperfect, indicative of nolle
What is nolebant
300
The form of fortis-is-e that modifies civem
What is "fortem"
300
2nd person, plural, imperfect, indicative of iacio, iacere, ieci
What is iaciebatis
300
Claudia epistulam ad Marum misit.
What is "Claudia sent a letter to Marcus."
300
The mother was finding food under the boy's bed.
What is "mater cibum sub pueri lecto inveniebat"
400
2nd person, singular, perfect, indicative of ire
What is "ivisiti or iisti"
400
The form of fortis-is-e that modifies vocum
What is "fortium"
400
3rd person, singular, perfect, indicative of mitto, mittere, misi
What is "misit"
400
Sextus et Marcus puellas audire non poterat.
What is "Sextus and Marcus were not able to hear the girls."
400
The emperor prepared to send soldiers
What is "princeps milites mittere paravit"
500
1st person, plural, perfect, indicative of esse
What is "fuimus"
500
The form of fortis-is-e that modifies puero
What is "forti"
500
3rd person, plural, perfect, indicative of habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus
What is "habitaverunt"
500
In omni urbe cives Romae cibum parabant.
What is "In the whole city, citizens of Rome were preparing food."
500
Ya'll brought food!
What is "cibum tulistis"