Latin for Lawyers Reference 1

Monitoring 1 - test.

1. Determine the type and conjugation Conjugate verbs in the following praes. ind. act .:

• punio, ivi, itum, ire - to punish, punish;
• teneo, tenui, tentum, tenere - to keep, to oblige;
• arguo, ui, utum, ere - to prove the accused;
• servo, avi, atum, are - to keep, to observe.

2. Determine conjugation, person and number of verbs:

• amas;
• video;
• estis;
• docent;
• amatis;
• sperant;
• erubescis;
• discitis;
• volant;
• colo;
• venimus;
• colitis;
• speramus;
• supero;
• es;
• alitis;
• ornamus;
• superas;
• abundant;
• studes.

3. Form a imperativus in the positive and the negative form of the following verbs:

• scribere;
• legere;
• clamare;
• tacere;
• venire.

4. Identify and name the basic conjugation of verbs:

• capere;
• venire;
• jacere;
• jacere;
• agere;
• tacere;
• errare;
• dormire;
• tacere;
• scribere;
• laborare;
• agere;
• debere;
• clamare;
• mittere.

5. Identify the grammatical forms and translate:

• dormiunt;
• mittit;
• scribitis;
• tacet;
• clamamus;
• laboras;
• agunt;
• laborare debent.

6. Conjugate in praes. ind. act. The following verbs:

• jaceo;
• facio;
• debeo;
• scio.

7. Decline noun:

• ager, agri (m) - field.

8. Decline:

• epistola mea;
• nostra victoria.

9. The following verbs are derived from nouns:

• the value nominis actionis:

 appellare;
 narrare;
 ponere;
 invenire;
 educare;
 tradere.

• the value nominis agentis:

 scribere;
 pingere;
 gignere;
 legere;
 agere;
 regere.

10. What are the Latin words back following Russian derivatives? (Derivatives - derived words, from the Latin. Verb de + rivus → derivare taken aside) Explain what they mean:

• Aquarium;
• nihilism;
• Humanism;
• natural;
• dominate;
• Campaign;
• servility;
• area;
• terrarium;
• Herbarium;
• Vitamin;
• ornament;
• Location;
• Associate Professor;
• personal;
• variation;
• patriotism.