Worksheet for Reading Latin 4F

Provide the following verb forms.

1. tollo — 3rd sg. pres. subj. act.

2. scribo — pres. act. partic., neut. nom. pl.

3. polliceor — 1st sg. impf. subj.

4. egeo — 3rd pl. plupfct. subj. act.

5. fugio — 2nd pl. pres. subj. act.

6. cupio — 1st sg. impf. subj. act.

7. patior — pres. act. partic., masc. nom. pl.

8. progredior — 1st sg. plupfct. subj.

9. sequor — 1st pl. pres. subj.

10. nolo — 2nd sg. impf. subj. act.

11. nego — 2nd pl. plupfct. subj. act.

12. sto — 1st pl. impf. subj. act.

13. credo — 3rd pl. plupfct. subj. act.

14. oro — pres. act. partic., neut. dat. pl.

15. volo — 3rd pl. pres. subj. act.

16. eo — 1st. pl. pres. subj. act.

17. occido ("to kill") — 3rd. sg. plupfct. subj. pass.

18. scio — 2nd pl. impf. subj. act.

19. dormio — 3rd pl. pres. subj. act.

20. eo — pres. act. partic., fem. acc. pl.

Translate the following into idiomatic Latin.

1. It happens that I am a Roman citizen.

2. I order you (pl.) to be silent. [two versions]

3. He will persuade them to delay, won't he?

4. They urged us to return to Rome and not to flee to Sicily.

5. Although they had seen many cities and many seas, they seemed to fear our customs.

6. He used to order his slaves to pay attention and never to strike a Roman citizen.

7. Since he wishes to become consul, he will try to be a source of help to all.

8. I forbid you to strip the praetor. [two versions]

9. Although he had lived in Syracuse for many years, Diodorus used to say that he would never be safe while Verres was praetor.

10. He commanded that no one spare the enemy, although they were suffering greatly.

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