Tense Review

Present - Happening Now (___s)
2nd principal part + -o, -s, -t, -mus, -tis, -nt

Imperfect - Happening in the Past (was/were ___ing)
2nd Principal Part + -bam, -bas, -bat, -bamus, -batis, -bant

Perfect - Happening in the past (___ed)
3rd Principal Part + -i, -isti, -it, -imus, -istis, -erunt

Pluperfect - Happened further back in the past (had ___ed)
3rd Principal Part + -eram, -eras, -erat, -eramus, -eratis, -erant

1st Person Singular

1st Person refers to the person speaking. 1st person singular has the subject "I" in English, "ego" in Latin.
NOTA BENE: The "ego" is often implied in Latin, so you have to look at the ending of the verb. 1st Person usually ends with an -o or an -m, but in the perfect tense, it ends with an -i.

Using the verb sentio, sentire, sensi, sensum

Present Tense sentio = I notice, I am noticing
Imperfect Tense sentiebam = I was noticing
Perfect Tense sensi = I noticed
Pluperfect Tense senseram = I had noticed

in villa Barbilli diu habitabam.

Write the Latin sentence.

Circle Nominative Subjects
Box Verbs
Underline Accusative Direct Objects or Nominative Predicates

in villa Barbilli diu habitabam.

Parentheses Around Prepositional Phrases (if there are any)
Arrow from the Possessive Genitives to the word it modifies (if there are any)

Translate into English.

ad urbem cum servo quondam contendi, quod Clementem visitare volebam.

Write the Latin sentence.

Circle Nominative Subjects
Box Verbs
Underline Accusative Direct Objects or Nominative Predicates

ad urbem cum servo quondam contendi, quod Clementem visitare volebam.

Parentheses Around Prepositional Phrases
Arrow from the Possessive Genitives to the word it modifies

Translate into English.

ille tabernam prope portum Alexandriae possidebat.
(Note: ille is in the Nominative singular.)

Write the Latin sentence.
Circle Nominative Subjects
Box Verbs
Underline Accusative Direct Objects or Nominative Predicates

ille tabernam prope portum Alexandriae possidebat.
(Note: ille is in the Nominative singular.)

Parentheses Around Prepositional Phrases
Arrow from the Possessive Genitives to the word it modifies

Translate into English.

servus, qui me ducebat, erat puer Aegyptius.

Write the Latin sentence.


Put brackets around the relative clause
Circle Nominative Subjects
Box Verbs
Underline Accusative Direct Objects or Nominative Predicates

servus, qui me ducebat, erat puer Aegyptius.


Translate into English.

in urbe erat ingens multitudo, quae vias complebat.

Write the Latin sentence.

Put brackets around the relative clause.
Circle Nominative Subjects
Box Verbs
Underline Accusative Direct Objects or Nominative Predicates

in urbe erat ingens multitudo, quae vias complebat.

Parentheses Around Prepositional Phrases

Translate into English.

mercatores per vias ambulabant et negotium inter se agebant.

Write the Latin sentence, CBU, and translate into English.

Circle Nominative Subjects
Box Verbs
Underline Accusative Direct Objects or Nominative Predicates

mercatores per vias ambulabant et negotium inter se agebant.


Parentheses Around Prepositional Phrases

Translate into English

feminae et ancillae tabernas frequentabant;

Write the Latin sentence, CBU, and translate into English.

Circle Nominative Subjects
Box Verbs
Underline Accusative Direct Objects

feminae et ancillae tabernas frequentabant;

Translate into English.

tabernarii feminis et ancillis stolas ostendebant.

Write the Latin sentence.

Circle Nominative Subjects
Box Verbs
Underline Accusative Direct Objects or Nominative Predicates

difficile erat nobis per vias ambulare, quod maxima erat multitudo.

Write the Latin sentence, CBU, and translate into English.

Circle Nominative Subjects
Box Verbs
Underline Accusative Direct Objects (if there are any)
Parentheses Around Prepositional Phrases (if there are any)
Arrow from the Possessive Genitives to the word it modifies (if there are any)