Stage 8 of CLC

introducing Stage 10 of CLC

What have we looked at recently?

• Recap of the NOMINATIVE case

• Recap of the ACCUSATIVE case

• Intro to the DATIVE case

We've seen this table before...

Let's imagine a scenario in which the spoilt daughter of Caecilius beats her slave...

What would happen to the Latin endings of girl and slave?

Poll

'The girl beats the slave'

How would puella and servus change/ adapt their endings according to their roles in THIS sentence?

• puella becomes puellam; servus becomes servum

• puella stays as puella; servus becomes servum

• puella stays puella; servus becomes servo

Multiple Choice

In this sentence, who was/ were watching the show AND WHY?

puellae spectaculum magnum et gladiatores spectabant

• The puellae because they're nominative (plural)

• The gladiatores because they're plural

• The puellae because they're accusative (plural)

• The spectaculum

A re-cap of the DATIVE (in BOLD letters in this table)

• Used when something is given TO that person or thing

• Used when something is done (good or bad) FOR that person or thing

LOOK VERY CAREFULLY AT THIS MOSAIC...

Multiple Choice

What would the correct Latin be for...

The slaves were giving wine to the masters?

• servum vinum dominum dederunt

• servi vinum dominum debat

• servi vinum dominis dabant

• servus vinum dominis dederunt

The slaves were giving wine to the masters

servi vinum dominis dabant

Last one! Look carefully at this image....

Multiple Choice

What is the correct Latin to describe the previous picture?

• puer donum puella dat

• puerum dono puellae dat

• pueros donum puellae dat

• puer donum puellae dat