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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will practise the conjugation of verbs in the singular persons by translating a fable about a conversation between a dog and a wolf.
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12 Questions
Q1.
1. How do you tell who is doing the verb in Latin?
Pronoun in front of the verb
Q2.
2. Which of these is the correct order of persons in English?
I, you (pl), he/she/it, they, we, you (pl)
I, you (s), we, he/she/it, you (pl), they
Q3.
3. Match the Latin person ending '-o' to the English.
He/she/it
You (s)
Q4.
3. Match the Latin person ending '-s' to the English.
He/she/it
I
Q5.
3. Match the Latin person ending '-tis' to the English.
They
We
Q6.
3. Match the Latin person ending '-nt' to the English.
We
You (pl)
Q7.
5. Who is doing the following verb: scribo?
He/she/it
You (s)
Q8.
6. Who is doing the following verb: salutas?
They
We
Q9.
7. What does scribimus mean?
You (pl) write
Q10.
8. What does laboratis mean?
You (s) work
Q11.
9. What does portat mean?
They carry
Q12.
10. Pick TWO answers which together give the correct translation of exspectamus.
I
see
watch
You (s)
12 Questions
Q1.
In English, how do you tell who is doing the verb?
Verb ending
Q2.
In Latin, how do you tell who is doing the verb?
Pronoun in front of the verb
Q3.
Which of these is the correct order of persons in English?
I, you (s), we, he/she/it, you (pl), they
Q4.
Match the following Latin person endings to the English: -o
He/she/it
You (s)
Q5.
Match the following Latin person endings to the English: -s
He/she/it
I
Q6.
Match the following Latin person endings to the English: -t
I
You (s)
Q7.
Who is doing the following verb: habeo?
He/she/it
You (s)
Q8.
Who is doing the following verb: ambulat?
I
You (s)
Q9.
What does the following Latin sentence mean: cibum habet?
I have food.
You (s) have food.
Q10.
What does the following Latin sentence mean: circum villam ambulas?
He walks around the house.
I walk around the house.
Q11.
What does the following Latin sentence mean: canis spectat?
He watches the dog.
Q12.
What is the moral of the fable of the wolf and the dog?
Value your current situation.