Nouns
Write the bold word in Latin with the correct ending.
The boys run home with their friends.
puer, puerī, m. boy
puerī
Translate just the verb:
amīcī diū sedēbant.(they/the friends) were sitting
Participles are a combination of what two parts of speech?
Adjectives and verbs
tūne animalia vidēre potēs?
Are you able to see the animals?
Provide one location of tissues in the room.
(answers vary)
Write the bold word in Latin with the correct ending.
The boys run home with their friends.
amīcus, amīcī, m. friend
amīcīs
Translate just the verb:
crās nōs in forō ambulābimus.
(we) will walk
Which is not a participle?
currentibus
amatae
laetus
laetus
Marcus Luccusque trans mare navigaverant.
Marcus and Luccus had sailed across the sea.
All paper should be _____.
(trashed / recycled)
All paper should be recycled.
Write the bold word in Latin with the correct ending.
I gave a gift to the king.
rēx, rēgis, m. king
regī
Translate just the verb:
ego ab sorore valde amor
(I) am loved
Translate just the participle:
puer, ad villam currens, clamabat.
running
while running
discipulī semper magistram audient.
Students will always listen to the teacher.
Where do you turn in physical work to Ms. Shytle?
216: metal basket by secondary computer
218: black metal trays (each tray is assigned a class period)
Write the bold word in Latin with the correct ending.
She lived in Italy for years before moving to Croatia.
annus, annī, m year
annōs
Translate just the verb:
fabula ā civibus omnibus spectata est.
(the play/it) was watched
Translate just the participle:
liberī cibum, a matre paratum, consumpserunt.
having been prepared
illī Faustum conspexerunt quī gladiō vulneratus erat.
Where is lost and found?
216: window sill by secondary computer (may be subject to change)
218: black crate by cabinet
Write the bold word in Latin with the correct ending.
I heard that the student was going to UGA for college.
discipula, discipulae, f. student
discipulam
Translate just the verb:
senātorēs curiam (senate house) ingressī erant.
(the senators/they) had entered.
Translate just the participle:
pater, hortum ingressus, legere vult.
having entered
puer in via clamans ab omnibus auditus est.
The boy shouting in the street was heard by everyone.
What is wrong with this scenario?
Alli comes to Latin class and goes to her assigned seat. As she checks the front board for the warm up, she pulls out her computer and goes to Canvas. Now that she's ready for class, she waits for the bell to ring.
Alli wasn't told to take out her computer- it should've stayed in her bag UNLESS the warm up specifically mentioned needing a computer.