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Chapter 4: Ludus Flaui

Chapter 4, Drill e: Practice forming questions.

Change each short Latin sentence to ask it as a question, as requested, using the word order provided where word order doesn't matter. For simple questions, make the verb first, as in the second example. Leave out the question mark.

Examples:
ad ludum festinas (ask how). Answer: quomodo ad ludum festinas
ad ludum festinas (simple question). Answer: festinasne ad ludum

1. pueri in uia ludunt (aren't they?
expecting the answer yes).
2. manere cupiunt (ask why).
3. Quintus potest uidere (expect a no answer).
4. scribere debet (ask who).
5. Quintus scribere debet (expecting the answer yes).
6. uidemus (ask what).
7. scribitis (simple question).
8. Decimus discit litteras (expect no).
9. dat (ask what).
10. cibum cupit (expecting the answer yes).
11. Argus per ianuam currit (expecting the answer yes).
12. in agro ludit (ask who).
13. est prope casam (ask what).
14. magister docet (simple question).
15. scribere cupit (ask who).
16. sunt multae casae (ask where).

 

 

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