First Form Latin Ch 13 First Conjugation Review

Question 0

Fortune aids the brave.

Answer 0

Fortes fortuna juvat.

Question 1

Let us recite together.

Answer 1

In choro recitémus.

Question 2

Then we will fight in the shade.

Answer 2

In umbra, ígitur, pugnábimus.

Question 3

Pray and work.

Answer 3

Ora et labora.

Question 4

always faithful

Answer 4

semper fidelis

Question 5

I am a Roman citizen.

Answer 5

Civus Romanus sum.

Question 6

now or never

Answer 6

nunc aut numquam

Question 7

To err is human.

Answer 7

Errare est humanum.

Question 8

The Mother was standing.

Answer 8

Stabat Mater.

Question 9

What are the principal parts, meanings, and endings for the regular verb amo.

Answer 9

amo I love o
amare to love are
amavi I loved avi
amatus loved atus

Question 10

What are the principal parts for sto?

Answer 10

sto
stare
steti
status

Question 11

What are the principal parts for lavo?

Answer 11

lavo
lavare
lavi
lautus

Question 12

What are the principal parts for do?

Answer 12

do
dare
dedi
datus

Question 13

What are the principal parts of juvo?

Answer 13

juvo
juvare
juvi
jutus

Question 14

What are the principal parts of sum?

Answer 14

sum
esse
fui
futurus

Question 15

What are the first conjugation endings for the present tense in the present system?

Answer 15

o mus
s tis
t nt

Question 16

What are the first conjugation imperfect tense endings in the present system?

Answer 16

bam bamus
bas batis
bat bant

Question 17

What are the first conjugation future tense endings in the present system?

Answer 17

bo bimus
bis bitis
bit bunt

Question 18

What are the first conjugation perfect tense endings in the perfect system?

Answer 18

i imus
isti istis
it erunt

Question 19

What are the first conjugation pluperfect tense endings in the perfect system?

Answer 19

eram eramus
eras eratis
erat erant

Question 20

What are the first conjugation future perfect tense endings in the perfect system?

Answer 20

ero erimus
eris eritis
erit erint

Question 21

What are the English helping verbs for the Latin present tense?

Answer 21

am, is, are, do, does

Question 22

What are the English helping verbs for the Latin imperfect tense?

Answer 22

was, were

Question 23

What are the English helping verbs for the Latin future tense?

Answer 23

will (shall)

Question 24

What are the English helping verbs for the Latin perfect tense?

Answer 24

have, has, did

Question 25

What are the English helping verbs for the Latin pluperfect tense?

Answer 25

had

Question 26

What are the English helping verbs for the Latin future perfect tense?

Answer 26

will have

Question 27

Nunc ambulat.

Answer 27

He is walking now.

Question 28

Amat ambulare.

Answer 28

He likes to walk.

Question 29

Pugnare paraverunt.

Answer 29

They prepared to fight.

Question 30

Volavit heri.

Answer 30

Yesterday he flew.

Question 31

Explorábimus cras.

Answer 31

Tomorrow we will explore.

Question 32

Navigare opto.

Answer 32

I desire to sail.

Question 33

Saepe orabat.

Answer 33

He was often praying.

Question 34

Judicávimus numquam.

Answer 34

We never judged.

Question 35

to accuse

Answer 35

accuso

Note: accuso means “I accuse.” However, this lesson uses the infinitive form (2nd principal part) for the English and the first person present (1st principal part) for the Latin. Accusare would be the second principal part in Latin.

Question 36

to address

Answer 36

appello

Question 37

to adore

Answer 37

adoro

Question 38

to ask

Answer 38

rogo

Question 39

to attack

Answer 39

oppugno

Question 40

to blame

Answer 40

culpo

Question 41

to call

Answer 41

voco

Question 42

to carry

Answer 42

porto

Question 43

to change

Answer 43

muto

Question 44

to create

Answer 44

creo

Question 45

to delight

Answer 45

delecto

Question 46

to deny

Answer 46

nego

Question 47

to desire, wish

Answer 47

opto

Question 48

to disturb

Answer 48

perturbo

Question 49

to doubt

Answer 49

dúbito

Question 50

to err, wander

Answer 50

erro

Question 51

to explore

Answer 51

exploro

Question 52

to fight

Answer 52

pugno

Question 53

to fly

Answer 53

volo

Question 54

to give

Answer 54

do

Question 55

to greet

Answer 55

saluto

Question 56

to guard, keep

Answer 56

servo

Question 57

to help

Answer 57

juvo

Question 58

to hide

Answer 58

celo

Question 59

to hope

Answer 59

spero

Question 60

not

Answer 60

non

Question 61

never

Answer 61

numquam

Question 62

ever

Answer 62

umquam

Question 63

always

Answer 63

semper

Question 64

often

Answer 64

saepe

Question 65

to judge

Answer 65

júdico

Question 66

to live in, dwell

Answer 66

habito

Question 67

to look at

Answer 67

specto

Question 68

to love

Answer 68

amo

Question 69

to overcome

Answer 69

súpero

Question 70

to plow

Answer 70

aro

Question 71

to praise

Answer 71

laudo

Question 72

to prepare

Answer 72

paro

Question 73

to report

Answer 73

núntio

Question 74

to sail

Answer 74

návigo

Question 75

to seize

Answer 75

óccupo

Question 76

to set free

Answer 76

líbero

Question 77

to shout

Answer 77

clamo

Question 78

to show, point out

Answer 78

Demonstro

Question 79

to speak, pray

Answer 79

oro

Question 80

to stand

Answer 80

sto

Question 81

to swim

Answer 81

nato

Question 82

to tell

Answer 82

narro

Question 83

to tempt

Answer 83

tempto

Question 84

to think

Answer 84

puto

Question 85

to wait for, expect

Answer 85

exspecto

Question 86

to walk

Answer 86

ámbulo

Question 87

to wash

Answer 87

lavo

Question 88

to work

Answer 88

laboro

Question 89

to wound

Answer 89

vúlnero

Question 90

yesterday

Answer 90

heri

Question 91

today

Answer 91

hódie

Question 92

tomorrow

Answer 92

cras

Question 93

now

Answer 93

nunc

Question 94

then, at that time

Answer 94

tum