Translate the following sentence: Grumio nuntios laudabat.

Grumio was praising the messengers

Translate the following sentence: Magister discipulos docet.

The teacher is teaching the students.

nūntiī spectāculum nūntiābant.

Messengers were announcing a spectacle.

nūntiī spectāculum nūntiābant.

Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)

Pompēiānī nūntiōs audiēbant.

The Pompeians were listening to the messengers.

Pompēiānī nūntiōs audiēbant.

Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)

gladiātōrēs per viam prōcēdēbant.

Gladiators were proceeding through the street.

gladiātōrēs per viam prōcēdēbant. Options: Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence), Nominative Singular (Subject of the Sentence), Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects), Accusative Singular (Verb's Direct Object)

Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)

Pompēiānī gladiātōrēs laudābant.

The Pompeians were praising the gladiators.

Pompēiānī gladiātōrēs laudābant.

Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)

puellae iuvenēs salūtāvērunt.

The girls greeted the young men.

What is the grammatical case of iuvenēs in the sentence: puellae iuvenēs salūtāvērunt?

Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)

iuvenēs quōque ad amphitheātrum contendēbant.

The young men were also going to the amphitheater.

iuvenēs quōque ad amphitheātrum contendēbant. Options: Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence), Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects), Nominative Singular (Subject of the Sentence) , Accusative Singular (Verb's Direct Object)

Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)

Pompēiānī tabernās nōn intrābant, quod tabernae erant clausae.

The Pompeians were not entering the taverns, because the taverns were closed.

Both Pompēiānī and tabernae are:

Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)

Pompēiānī gladiātōrēs intentē spectābant, quod gladiātōrēs in arēnā pugnābant.

The Pompeians were watching the gladiators intently, because the gladiators were fighting in the arena.

Pompēiānī gladiātōrēs intentē spectābant, quod gladiātōrēs in arēnā pugnābant.

Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)

postquam gladiātōrēs Pompēiānōs salūtāvērunt, Pompēiānī plausērunt.

After the gladiators greeted the Pompeians, the Pompeians applauded.

Both gladiātōrēs and Pompēiānī are:

Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)

spectātōrēs murmillōnēs incitābant, quod murmillōnēs saepe victōrēs erant.

The spectators were encouraging the murmillos, because the murmillos often were the winners.

spectātōrēs murmillōnēs incitābant, quod murmillōnēs saepe victōrēs erant. The first murmillōnēs is ____________ and the second murmillōnēs is ____________.

Accusative Plural ... Nominative Plural

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What case and number is the Latin word pedem?

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accusative singular

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What case and number is the word gladiōs?

Back

accusative plural

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What case and number is the Latin word pedēs?

Back

nominative or accusative plural

4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What case and number is the Latin word portam?

Back

accusative singular

5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Which word could be used as the subject of a sentence? Options: puerī, puerōs, puerum

Back

puerī

6.

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Front

Which word could be the direct object of an action verb? Options: puerōs, puer, puerī

Back

puerōs

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What is the 2nd declension Acccusative PLURAL ending?

Back

-os

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