"You Really Expect me to read all that Latin!" - Strategies for Reading Latin Texts by Caroline Kelly, Covenant Day School, NC Example Exercise 2 UBI SUNT VERBA? Look through the first ten lines of Ch. 14 (p. 105). Locate all verbs with a person ending, and all imperatives. (Infinitives don't count in this exercise.) Write them in the spaces below, circle the tense (present or imperfect) & translate . Imperatives are present tense. # Line Answer Circle One Answer . 1 . pres/imperf . . 1 . pres/imperf .. . 1 . pres/imperf .. . 2 . pres/imperf .. . 2 . pres/imperf .. . 3 . pres/imperf .. . 3 . pres/imperf . . 4 . pres/imperf . . 4 . pres/imperf . . 4 . pres/imperf . . 5 . pres/imperf . . 5 . pres/imperf . . 6 . pres/imperf . . 6 . pres/imperf . . 7 . pres/imperf . . 7 . pres/imperf . . 7 . pres/imperf . . 8 . pres/imperf .. . 8 . pres/imperf .. . 9 . pres/imperf . . 9 . pres/imperf . . 10 . pres/imperf . . 10 . pres/imperf .   Back >> Table of Contents >> Next

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