The Beginner's Latin Exercises. Oral Exercises - Verbs. Active Voice.
EXERCISES
Exercise A
- Look at the Table of Verbs, and give in order the 3nd Person Singular throughout.
- Do the same with the 3rd Person Singular, and so on with the remaining parts.
- Say the principal parts of the following Verbs, with their meanings:
- oro; caveo; jubeo; mitto; vivo; vinco.
- sto; doceo; tego; lego; pingo; vincio.
- do; teneo; defendo; edo; posco; punio.
- domo; video; occido; emo; disco; venio.
- taceo; deleo; scribo; peto; dico; scio.
- terreo; fleo; claudo; pono; pasco; aperio.
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Exercise B
- Say the 1st and 3nd Person Singular of the Future Indicative and Present Subjunctive of these Verbs.
- Say the Present Infinitive, Present Imperative, and Imperfect Subjunctive of the same.
- Give the Present Participle and Gerund (ACC and GEN) of the same.
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Exercise C
- Say the 1st and 3nd Person Singular of the Perfect Indicative and Perfect Subjunctive of the above Verbs.
- Say the Perfect Infinitive of the same.
- Give the Supine and Future Participle of the same.
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Exercise D: translate.
- orem; orares; orabas; stans; standi; statu; dabis; dedisti; demus; domas; domabitis; domuisses.
- cavetis; cavete; cavisse; visurus; vide; videns; doceatis; doceto; docuisti; deleretis; delebunt; delevistis.
- pones; ponas; poneres; petivimus; petiturus; petendi; pingis; pingetis; picturus; vicistis; vincemus; vincamus.
- vinciam; vinciretis; vinxisti; venitis; venistis; venietis; aperuit; aperuisse; aperturus; scito; sciens; sciendo.
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CREDITS
C.Sherwill Dawe, The Beginner's Latin Exercises Book, 1880, Rivington, Waterloo Place, London; read the book on archive.org.
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