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Chapter 2: Quintus Flaccum iuuat

Chapter 2, Drill c: Drill forming verbs in all four conjugations, singular and plural

Each Latin sentence contains an English verb in parentheses, singular or plural. Give the Latin translation, remembering which conjugation the verb belongs to.

Example
puer (runs) ad Flaccum. Answer: currit.

Type the answers in the boxes beside the Latin sentence.

1. filia (sits) in agro.
2. pueri ad agrum magnum (arrive).
3. Horatia et aliae puellae ad puerum laetum (run).
4. puer Scintillam (hears).
5. Horatia in uiam (goes out).
6. Flaccus et pueri in agro (work).
7. puellae ad pueros (hurry).
8. Scintilla cenam (is preparing).
9. filia aquam (is carrying).
10. puer ad casam (returns).
11. Scintilla in casa (stays).
12. pueri (are) miseri.
13. puellae puerum (see).
14. Quintus (is present).
15. cur (are they climbing)?
16. puella Argum ad agrum (leads).
17. coloni cibum (carry).
18. Scintilla eum (sees).
19. Scintilla (is coming).
20. puer ad agros magnos (hurries).
21. pueri ad terram (fall).
22. Horatia (calls) Argum in agrum.
23. puella (is) in casa.
24. filia cenam (is looking at).
25. amicus ad casam (returns).
26. amici Quintum (call).

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