Level 4: Grammar & Verb Patterns

Question 1

Thou

Answer 1

You (singular, one person). Used when speaking to one person closely. Example: Thou art my friend → You are my friend.

Question 2

Thee

Answer 2

You (object form). Example: I give thee peace → I give you peace.

Question 3

Thy

Answer 3

Your (used before a consonant). Example: Honor thy father → Honor your father.

Question 4

Thine

Answer 4

Your or Yours (used before a vowel or as a possessive). Example: Thine eyes → Your eyes.

Question 5

Ye

Answer 5

You (plural). Example: Ye are the light of the world → You all are the light of the world.

Question 6

Art

Answer 6

Are (used with “thou”). Example: Thou art → You are.

Question 7

Hast

Answer 7

Have (used with “thou”). Example: Thou hast faith → You have faith.

Question 8

Hath

Answer 8

Has (used with “he,” “she,” or “it”). Example: He hath said → He has said.

Question 9

Doth

Answer 9

Does. Example: He doth bless thee → He does bless you.

Question 10

Doeth

Answer 10

Does (alternate poetic form). Example: He that doeth the will of God → He who does the will of God.

Question 11

Didst

Answer 11

Did (used with “thou”). Example: Thou didst call me → You did call me.

Question 12

Shalt

Answer 12

Shall (used with “thou”). Example: Thou shalt not steal → You shall not steal.

Question 13

Wilt

Answer 13

Will (used with “thou”). Example: Thou wilt go → You will go.

Question 14

Wouldest

Answer 14

Would (used with “thou”). Example: Thou wouldest believe → You would believe.

Question 15

Couldest

Answer 15

Could (used with “thou”). Example: Thou couldest not → You could not.

Question 16

Shouldest

Answer 16

Should (used with “thou”). Example: Thou shouldest obey → You should obey.

Question 17

Mightest

Answer 17

Might (used with “thou”). Example: That thou mightest live → That you might live.

Question 18

Knowest

Answer 18

Know (used with “thou”). Example: Thou knowest all things → You know all things.

Question 19

Sayest

Answer 19

Say (used with “thou”). Example: Thou sayest → You say.

Question 20

Speakest

Answer 20

Speak (used with “thou”). Example: Thou speakest truly → You speak truly.

Question 21

Lovest

Answer 21

Love (used with “thou”). Example: Lovest thou me? → Do you love me?

Question 22

Liveth

Answer 22

Lives. Example: He liveth → He lives.

Question 23

Believeth

Answer 23

Believes. Example: He that believeth on me → He who believes in me.

Question 24

Cometh

Answer 24

Comes. Example: He cometh quickly → He is coming soon.

Question 25

Goeth

Answer 25

Goes. Example: He goeth before them → He goes before them.

Question 26

Giveth

Answer 26

Gives. Example: The Lord giveth → The Lord gives.

Question 27

Taketh

Answer 27

Takes. Example: He taketh away the sin → He takes away the sin.

Question 28

Bringeth

Answer 28

Brings. Example: Love bringeth peace → Love brings peace.

Question 29

Doeth

Answer 29

Does. Example: He that doeth good → He who does good.

Question 30

Maketh

Answer 30

Makes. Example: The Lord maketh rich → The Lord makes rich.

Question 31

Knoweth

Answer 31

Knows. Example: The Father knoweth what ye need → The Father knows what you need.

Question 32

Hearest

Answer 32

Hear (used with "thou"). Example: Thou hearest me always → You always hear me.

Question 33

Seest

Answer 33

See (used with "thou"). Example: Thou seest me → You see me.

Question 34

Art thou

Answer 34

Are you. Example: Art thou a teacher? → Are you a teacher.

Question 35

Whence comest thou?

Answer 35

From where do you come?

Question 36

What sayest thou?

Answer 36

What do you say?

Question 37

Thou hast said

Answer 37

You have said it (a formal or affirming phrase Jesus often used).

Question 38

Verily, verily

Answer 38

Truly, truly / Absolutely / With certainty.