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).

Instructions

Answer the questions below about the story for Chapter 2 (p. 7).

ER 02 Story Grammar Questions

Last updated almost 2 years ago

15 questions

Note from the author:

Answer the questions below about the story for Chapter 2 (p. 7).

Instructions

Answer the questions below about the story for Chapter 2 (p. 7).

Explain the difference between puella (line 1) and puellae (line 2).

Explain the difference between est (line 1) and sunt (line 2).

Explain the difference between ambulant (line 3) and ambulat (line 4).

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 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."

ER 02 Story Grammar Questions

ER 02 Story Grammar Questions

Explain the difference between puella (line 1) and puellae (line 2).

Explain the difference between est (line 1) and sunt (line 2).

Explain the difference between ambulant (line 3) and ambulat (line 4).

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 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."

Pick the best answer to fill in the blank:
The girls are energetic.
Puellae sunt ____________________.

Change from singular into plural: vīlla

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).

Change from plural into singular: amīcae

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).

Change from singular into plural: ambulat

NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Can you think of an English word that is related to agrīs ("fields")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to brevī ("short")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to tempore ("time")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to sedet ("she sits")?

Explain the difference between puella (line 1) and puellae (line 2).

Explain the difference between est (line 1) and sunt (line 2).

Explain the difference between ambulant (line 3) and ambulat (line 4).

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 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."

Pick the best answer to fill in the blank:
The girls are energetic.
Puellae sunt ____________________.

Change from singular into plural: vīlla

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).

Change from plural into singular: amīcae

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).

Change from singular into plural: ambulat

NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Can you think of an English word that is related to agrīs ("fields")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to brevī ("short")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to tempore ("time")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to sedet ("she sits")?

ER 02 Story Grammar Questions

ER 02 Story Grammar Questions

Explain the difference between puella (line 1) and puellae (line 2).

Explain the difference between est (line 1) and sunt (line 2).

Explain the difference between ambulant (line 3) and ambulat (line 4).

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 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."

Pick the best answer to fill in the blank: The girls are energetic.Puellae sunt ____________________.

Change from singular into plural: vīllaNOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Change from singular into plural: pictūraNOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Change from plural into singular: amīcaeNOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Change from singular into plural: habitatNOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Change from singular into plural: ambulatNOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Can you think of an English word that is related to agrīs ("fields")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to brevī ("short")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to tempore ("time")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to sedet ("she sits")?

Explain the difference between puella (line 1) and puellae (line 2).

Explain the difference between est (line 1) and sunt (line 2).

Explain the difference between ambulant (line 3) and ambulat (line 4).

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 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."

Pick the best answer to fill in the blank: The girls are energetic.Puellae sunt ____________________.

Change from singular into plural: vīllaNOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Change from singular into plural: pictūraNOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Change from plural into singular: amīcaeNOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Change from singular into plural: habitatNOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Change from singular into plural: ambulatNOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

Can you think of an English word that is related to agrīs ("fields")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to brevī ("short")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to tempore ("time")?

Can you think of an English word that is related to sedet ("she sits")?

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 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."

Pick the best answer to fill in the blank:
The girls are energetic.
Puellae sunt ____________________.

Change from singular into plural: vīlla

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).

Change from plural into singular: amīcae

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).

Change from singular into plural: ambulat

NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).

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 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."

Pick the best answer to fill in the blank:
The girls are energetic.
Puellae sunt ____________________.

Change from singular into plural: vīlla

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).

Change from plural into singular: amīcae

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).

Change from singular into plural: ambulat

NOTE: You do not need to type the macra (long marks).