ER 02 Story Grammar Questions
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15 questions
Note from the author:
Answer the questions below about the story for Chapter 2 (p. 7).
Answer the questions below about the story for Chapter 2 (p. 7).
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Explain the difference between puella (line 1) and puellae (line 2).
Explain the difference between puella (line 1) and puellae (line 2).
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Explain the difference between est (line 1) and sunt (line 2).
Explain the difference between est (line 1) and sunt (line 2).
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Explain the difference between ambulant (line 3) and ambulat (line 4).
Explain the difference between ambulant (line 3) and ambulat (line 4).
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Write in Latin: The girl is sitting under a tree.
NOTE: Latin does not have words for "the" and "a," so you do not need to translate them. Note that you do not need a word for "is" in this sentence, because the verb you need to use here means either "sits" or "is sitting."
Write in Latin: The girl is sitting under a tree.
NOTE: Latin does not have words for "the" and "a," so you do not need to translate them. Note that you do not need a word for "is" in this sentence, because the verb you need to use here means either "sits" or "is sitting."
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Write in Latin: The girls are sitting in the fields.
NOTE: Note that you do not need a word for "are" in this sentence, because the verb you need to use here means either "sit" or "are sitting."
Write in Latin: The girls are sitting in the fields.
NOTE: Note that you do not need a word for "are" in this sentence, because the verb you need to use here means either "sit" or "are sitting."
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Pick the best answer to fill in the blank: The girls are energetic.Puellae sunt ____________________.
Pick the best answer to fill in the blank:
The girls are energetic.
Puellae sunt ____________________.
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Change from singular into plural: vīlla
NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).
Change from singular into plural: vīlla
NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).
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Change from singular into plural: pictūra
NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).
Change from singular into plural: pictūra
NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).
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Change from plural into singular: amīcae
NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).
Change from plural into singular: amīcae
NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).
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Change from singular into plural: habitat
NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).
Change from singular into plural: habitat
NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).
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Change from singular into plural: ambulat
NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).
Change from singular into plural: ambulat
NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).
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Can you think of an English word that is related to agrīs ("fields")?
Can you think of an English word that is related to agrīs ("fields")?
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Can you think of an English word that is related to brevī ("short")?
Can you think of an English word that is related to brevī ("short")?
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Can you think of an English word that is related to tempore ("time")?
Can you think of an English word that is related to tempore ("time")?
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Can you think of an English word that is related to sedet ("she sits")?
Can you think of an English word that is related to sedet ("she sits")?