Latin 1
Dr. McGay
I.
Nōmen
OLC Ch. 8 Worksheet: Imperatives, Negative Commands,
Prepositions (Cont.), Compound verbs, -que
Fill in the chart with the singular and plural IMPERATIVE endings per conjugation:
1st Conjugation 2nd Conjugation 3rd Conj.1
4th Conjugation
Infinitive
Imperative
Singular
Imperative
Plural
-āre
-
-ēre
-
-ere
-
-īre
-
-
-
-
-
Fill in the chart with the correct IMPERATIVE forms of these verbs + give a translation:
Infinitive
Imperative
Singular
(Latin forms
+ English
translation)
Imperative
Plural
(Latin forms
+ English
translation)
timēre
exīre
vertere
exspectāre
II. What is another English name for the term imperative?
c
III. Give the formula (singular & plural) for a “prohibition” or a negative command:
singular:
plural:
IV. Negative: Fill in the chart with the correct IMPERATIVE forms of these verbs + give a translation:
Infinitive
audīre
laudāre
premere
ridēre
Imperative
Singular
(Latin forms
+ English
translation)
Imperative
Plural
(Latin forms
+ English
translation)
1
This is for all 3rd conjugation verbs, regular (consonant stems) and i-stems.
Latin 1
Dr. McGay
Nōmen
OLC Ch. 8 Worksheet: Imperatives, Negative Commands,
Prepositions (Cont.), Compound verbs
V. To the right of the arrow, give the case(s) which each Latin preposition takes +
the meaning(s) for each preposition:
cum 
prope 
circum 
ex (ē) 
per 
in 
ab (ā) 
ad 
 Put an asterisk (*) next each preposition that takes the accusative
 Put a dollar sign ($) next each preposition that takes the ablative.
 What is a good way to remember ab vs. ad, and what they mean?
VI. Compound verbs I (p. 125)
1. What does the term compound verb mean? (see p. 125):
2. Besides “again,” what else does re- mean on a compound verb?
3. What two things does con- mean on a compound verb?
4. Give the meaning of the following compound verb forms:
accurrit (= ad + currit) =
; incurrit =
recurrit =
; concurrunt =
advenit =
; revenit =
circumvenit =
; conveniunt =
VII. The Connective…-que
 What does the word –que mean?
 How is the word –que used?
VII. TRANSLATE:
Nōlīte, puerī, ā mūrīs fugere, sed fortiter currite ad pugnam et
Latin 1
Dr. McGay
Nōmen
OLC Ch. 8 Worksheet: Imperatives, Negative Commands,
Prepositions (Cont.), Compound verbs
2
conicite hastās ad mūrōs portāsque urbis .
8.1  Follow the directions in the book! (As always, translate!!!)
1. venite ad agrum, pueri; nolite in casa manere.
2. domum redi, Horatia, et Scintillam iuva.
3. ad ludum festina, Quinte; noli in via ludere
4. magistrum audite, pueri; nolite clamare
5. in casa sede, Horatia, et fabulam audi.
6. festina, Horatia, ad fontem sero procedimus
7. venite huc, puellae, et aquam ducite.
8. naves parate, principes, et navigate ad urbem Troiam.
9. urbem fortiter oppugnate et Troianos vincite.
10.
2
noli prope naves sedere, Achilles, sed comites defende
urbis is genitive case, so make sure you include the preposition “of” with this noun in your English translation.
Latin 1
Dr. McGay
Nōmen
OLC Ch. 8 Worksheet: Imperatives, Negative Commands,
Prepositions (Cont.), Compound verbs
8.2… Follow the directions in the book! (As always, translate!!!)
1. Come in quickly, children, and sit down.
2. Come here, Decimus; I want to see your tablet.
3. Work hard, Julia; don‟t play.
4. We are working hard, master; and so tell us (nobis) a story.
5. Listen to the story, children, and don‟t shout.
8.3 … Follow the directions in the book!
(As always, translate!!!)
1. parat
10. abite
2. cape
11. possumus
3. imus
12. oppugnate
4. parate
13. posse
5. sumus
14. estis
6. iubetis
15. veni
7. ire
16. eunt
8. fugere
17. eo
9. noli ridere
18. nolite ire
Latin 1
Dr. McGay
Nōmen
Ch. 8: (Imperatives) sentences only
8.4… Follow the directions in the book! (As always, translate!!!)
1. Quintus ad lud
cum amic
accedit.
2. magister pueros prope ianua
ludi exspectat.
3. ubi pueros videt, eos in lud vocat.
4. tandem pueros dimittit; illi laeti a lud
domum
festinant.
5. Quintus et Horatia ad agr
festinant.
6. ubi accedunt, Argus eos videt et ex agr currit.
7. pueri cibum ad patr
portant.
8. ille in terr sedet et cibum consumit.
9. Quintus in agr
redit.
manet; Horatia cum Arg
domum
Latin 1
Dr. McGay
10.
Nōmen
Ch. 8: (Imperatives) sentences only
Ubi Scintilla filiam videt, e cas
exit et eam
salutat.
8.5 … Follow the directions in the book! (As always, translate!!!)
1. Quintus Gaiusque ludum ineunt.
2. ceteri pueri iam adsunt magistrumque audiunt
3. ille iratus est, et „cur sero advenitis?‟ inquit; „inite celeriter et
sedete.‟
4. Horatia in hortum init; Scintilla eam revocat.
5. „redi, filia,‟inquit, „et veni mecum ad agrum.‟
6. Horatia Argum ex horto educit recurritque ad matrem.
7. mater filiaque cum Argo ad agrum festinant.
Latin 1
Dr. McGay
Nōmen
Ch. 8: (Imperatives) sentences only
8. Ubi adveniunt, Scintilla Flaccum vocat; „veni huc,
Flacce,‟inquit, „cenam ad te portamus.‟
9. Flaccus accedit cenamque accipit.
10.
Flaccus Horatiam domum remittit; sed Scintilla manet
Flaccumque iuvat.
8.6 … Follow the directions in the book! (As always, translate!!!)
1. Stay in the field, Scintilla, and help me, but send Horatia back
home.
2. Don‟t send me home; I want to stay and work with mother.
3. And so they all stay and work in the field.
4. Quintus, when he returns from school, hurries to the field.
Latin 1
Dr. McGay
Nōmen
Ch. 8: (Imperatives) sentences only
5. He runs up to (his) father and says „I want to help you. What
must I do?‟
8.3 … Follow the directions in the book!
19. parat
20. cape
21. imus
22. parate
23. sumus
24. iubetis
25. ire
26. fugere
27. noli ridere
28. abite
29. possumus
30. oppugnate
31. posse
32. estis
33. veni
34. eunt
35. eo
36. nolite ire
(As always, translate!!!)