Practise Translation: The Bat and the Cats

Latin

I, you (pl), he/she/it, we, you (s), they

I, you (s), he/she/it, we, you (pl), they

Which of these is the correct order of persons in English for conjugating verbs?

Match the following Latin person endings to the English translation: -s

Match the following Latin person endings to the English translation:-tis

Match the following Latin person endings to the English translation:-nt

Match the following Latin person endings to the English translation: -re

Match the following Latin person endings to the English translation: -a/-e/-i

Match the following Latin person endings to the English translation: -te

What does the following sentence mean: cape avem?

What does the following sentence mean: noli cadere?

What does the following sentence mean: me spectas?

It doesn't matter whether you lie or not.

What is the moral of the fable of the bat and the cats?

1. Which of these defines the infinitive?

2. Which of these is the correct order of persons in English for conjugating verbs?

Which of the following defines the 'o' Latin person ending?

Which of these defines the 'mus' Latin person ending?

Which of these defines the 'te' Latin person ending?

6. What is the difference between non and noli(te)? (2 correct answers)

9. Are 'consumere' and 'intrare'  infinitives or imperatives?