Latin II: Review Worksheet

Master Latin II nouns and verbs! This review worksheet covers plural forms, tenses, and translation.

Noun Review! Change the underlined word to plural, then translate the new sentence into good English. Latin sentence Plural Form Translation of Sentence 1. Puerī in cubiculō dormiēbant. cubiculis the boys were sleeping in the bedrooms. 2. Servus onus magnum iam portat. onera magna the slave now carries great loads. 3. Cornēliī in viā heri iter faciēbant. viis the Cornelius's were making a journey yesterday in the roads. 4. Rūsticus in plaustrō cum amīcō sedet. rustici the peasants sit in the wagon with a friend. 5. Rōtae cisiī erant hodiē infirmae. cisiorum the wheels of the two-wheeled light carriage were weak today. 6. Rosās puellae dābāmus. puellis we were giving roses to the girls. 7. Numerum magnum servōrum in āreā vidētis. numeros magnos you all see great numbers of slaves in the open space. Which form of the word "horse" will correctly fit in this sentence?aquam frigidam _ ferre volō. equus equīs equum equōs equōrum Which form of the word "voice" will correctly fit in this sentence?puellae _ patrum in vīllā audiunt. vox vōcum vōcibus vōcēs vōcis Which form of the word "sword" will correctly fit in this sentence?Gladiator mīlitēs in arenā _ pugnābat. gladius gladium gladiōs gladiōrum gladiō Which form of the word "wagon" will correctly fit in this sentence?_ in urbem cum servīs et ancillīs ferēbās. plaustrō plaustra plaustrā plaustrōrum plaustrīs Let's sort em! Sort each verb into its correct tense category. Present Tense habeō eunt custodīmus cūrat induis possumus es Imperfect Tense habēbam ībant custodiēbāmus cūrābat induēbās poterāmus eram Imperative Mood habēte ī custodī cūrā induite fer