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LESSON 1
Introduction 1
Pre Grammar
Dictionary 1
First Translation
Grammar 1
Exercises 1
Runnning Vocabulary 1
L.LT1.- Ovid
Self Test 1
LESSON 2
Introduction 2
Verb Example
Verb Practice
Declension 2
Adjectives 1st Class
Translation Exercise 2
L.LT.2- Plautus
L.LT.2- Lucretius
Exercises 2

Practice Exercises

 

The focus of these simple exercises is twofold:

  1. To translate short clauses consisting of subject, direct object and verbal predicate.
  2. To practice the use of the nominative and accusative cases.

 

N.B.:  Click on the hyperlinked word to open a new window showing the full declension. 

 

Translate into English.

(New Verbs are translated in brackets for you)

 

1- Domina filiam amat.

2- Filia dominam amat.

 

3- Puella puerum amat.               

4- Puer puellam amat.                 

 

5- Agricolae terram arant. (ploughs)

6- Ancillam, matrona, vocat. (calls)

 

7- Via Appia regina viarum erat. (was)

 

Translate into Latin:-

 

1- The maid calls the matron.

2- The maid loves the lady.

3- The boy loves the girl.

4- The girl loves the boy and the maid.

5- The farmers plough the land.