CLC Stages 2-4 Grammar Review

CLC Stages 2-4 Grammar Review

Multiple Select

Which of these statements is TRUE? (Check all that apply)

• The SUBJECT is the noun that DOES THE ACTION

• The SUBJECT is the noun that the ACTION IS DONE TO

• The DIRECT OBJECT is the noun that DOES THE ACTION

• The DIRECT OBJECT is the noun that the ACTION IS DONE TO

Multiple Select

Which of these statements is TRUE? (Check all that apply)

• Nominative Case = Subject

• Nominative Case = Direct Object

• Accusative Case = Subject

• Accusative Case = Direct Object

• You determine whether a noun is nominative or accusative by looking at the ENDING

Multiple Choice

What case are the following nouns: amicum, Metellam, Grumionem

• Nominative

• Accusative

• A mix of nominatives AND accusatives

Multiple Choice

What case are the following nouns: servus, Melissa, Clementem

• Nominative

• Accusative

• A mix of nominatives AND accusatives

Multiple Choice

What case are the following nouns: leo, mercator, navis

• Nominative

• Accusative

• A mix of nominatives AND accusatives

Multiple Choice

The MOST RELIABLE WAY to determine the person of a *LATIN* verb is to look at...

• The verb's ENDING

• The SUBJECT of the sentence (ego, tu, nominative noun)

• Where in the sentence the verb falls

• Go with what sounds the best when you translate

Multiple Choice

TRUE or FALSE: A verb that ends in an -O will translate as "I verb"

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

TRUE or FALSE: A verb that ends in a -T will translate as "you verb"

• True

• False