Key to Worksheet for Reading Latin 2A

FORMS

Give the appropriate forms.

1. one hand (gen.)

   unius manus

2. you (pl.) are able

   potestis

3. three nights (gen.)

   trium noctium

4. we will go

   ibimus

5. they refuse

   nolunt

6. you (pl.) will give back

   reddetis

7. 4000 lying slaves (dat.)

   quattuor milibus servorum mendacium

8. to prefer

   malle

9. immense expenses (gen.)

   sumptuum ingentium

10. we will have

    habebimus

11. one hundred suns (dat.)

    centum solibus

12. you (sg.) refuse

    non vis

13. we will be able

    poterimus

14. they will ask for

    rogabunt

15. two fellows (acc.)

    duos homines or duo homines

16. to be unwilling

    nolle

17. we will bear/carry [two versions]

    portabimus or feremus

18. 8000 citizens (abl.)

    octo milibus civium

19. she prefers

    mavult

20. they will deceive

    decipient

21. your (pl.) houses (dat.) [do not use aedis]

    vestris domibus

22. I will wish

    volam

23. to be able

    posse

24. they will see

    videbunt

25. one coin (dat.)

    uni nummo

26. you (sg.) will bind

    vincies

27. one thousand roads (acc.)

    mille vias

28. they are able

    possunt

29. we do not wish

    nolumus

30. three shrines (dat.)

    tribus fanis

31. they will be

    erunt

32. I will possess

    possidebo

33. swift hand (nom.)

    manus celeris

34. you (pl.) prefer

    mavultis

35. he will believe

    credet

36. two nights (abl.)

    duabus noctibus

37. we will give

    dabimus

38. you (pl.) will refuse

    noletis

39. she will beat

    verberabit

40. two thousand young men (nom.)

    duo milia iuvenum

41. he will prefer

    malet

42. you (sg.) will order

    iubebis

43. we will capture

    capiemus

44. I will stand

    stabo

45. two houses (acc.) [do not use aedis]

    duas domus

46. I will be able

    potero

47. your (pl.) tricks (nom.)

    vestrae astutiae

48. I will take away

    auferam

49. our expense (gen.)

    sumptus nostri

50. you (pl.) will be

    eritis

SENTENCES

Translate the following into idiomatic Latin.

1. They will prefer that we take away the old man's three pots.

   nos seni tris aulas auferre malent.

2. Will you (pl.) be able to bind the two brothers?

   duos/duo fratres vincire poteritis?

3. We do not want your (pl.) mistress, a girl of much astuteness, to make great expenditures [i.e., expenses -- use the pl].

   amicam vestram, puellam multa astutia, magnos sumptus facere nolumus.

4. Will she be able to find 3000 houses? [Do not use aedis.]

   tria milia domorum/domuum invenire poterit?

5. The young man will have seven mistresses, (but) no virtue. [Give two versions.]

   iuvenis septem amicas, nullam virtutem habebit.

   iuveni septem amicae, nulla virtus erit.

6. We prefer that you (pl.) write about virtue rather than wine.

   vos de virtute quam vino scribere malumus.

7. Will they deceive the two wives?

   duas uxores decipient?

8. My brother has a quick hand, a bold plan, (and) enough money. [Give two versions.]

   frater meus celerem manum, consilium audax, satis pecuniae habet.

   fratri meo celeris manus, consilium audax, satis pecuniae est.

9. About the gods I am able to say nothing.

   de dis nihil/nil dicere possum.

10. Will they go to Euclio's house with (their) sisters?

    ad Euclionem cum sororibus ibunt?

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