Stage 8 grammar review

Stage 8 Grammar

​Check your answers for the parentheses sentences pk 22-23

Parentheses sentences with verbs tips - PK 22

Also Ignore prepositional phrases (ad, cum, in, ex, per, prope). Focus on WHO is doing the verb.

Multiple Choice

1. in foro, tu servos (vendo, vendis, vendit, vendunt).

• vendo

• vendis

• vendit

• venduny

1. in foro, tu servos VENDIS

TU makes verb end in -s

Multiple Choice

1. quod sum gladiator, ego in arena (pugno, pugnas, pugnat, pugnant). 

• pugno

• pugnas

• pugnat

• pugnant

quod sum gladiator, ego in arena PUGNO

EGO is subject making the verb end ing -O

Multiple Choice

1. postquam intravit, Felix cum Caecilio (sedeo, sedes, sedet, sedent).

• SEDEO

• SEDES

• SEDET

• SEDENT

postquam intravit, Felix cum Caecilio SEDET

Felix (nominative singular) is the subject so verb ends in T

Multiple Choice

1. in arena, spectatores gladiatorem (laudo, laudas, laudat, laudant).

• LAUDO

• LAUDAS

• LAUDAT

• LAUDANT

in arena, spectatores gladiatorem LAUDANT

spectatores (nominative plural) is the subject, so verb ends in NT

Multiple Choice

1. tu saepe ad amphitheatrum (venio, venis, venit, veniunt). 

• VENIO

• VENIS

• VENIT

• VENIUNT

Multiple Choice

1. euge! hodie gladiatores fortissimi (adsum, ades, adest, adsunt)!

• ADSUM

• ADES

• ADEST

• ADSUNT

Multiple Choice

1. ego multos spectatores in via (specto, spectas, spectat, spectant).

• SPECTO

• SPECTAS

• SPECTAT

• SPECTANT

Multiple Choice

1.  quod est retiarius, gladiator cum retia (pugno, pugnas, pugnat, pugnant). 

• PUGNO

• PUGNAS

• PUGNAT

• PUGNANT

If you want to pick a nominative - check the verb first! Make sure you want the noun in parentheses to be DOING the verb, if you pick nominative.

​Parentheses sentences with verbs tips - PK 23

Multiple Choice

1. (senator, senatorem, sentatores) spectaculum dedit.

• senator

• senatorem

• sentatores

SENATOR spectaculum dedit.

spectaculum = accusative so get a nominative
dedit ends in t so pick singular nominative

Multiple Choice

1. postquam tuba sonuit, gladiatores (leo, leonem) pugnaverunt.

• leo

• leonem

postquam tuba sonuit, gladiatores LEONEM pugnaverunt.

GLADIATORES is NOMINATIVE so an accusative is needed.

Multiple Choice

1. tum (nuntii, nuntius, nuntium) primam pugnam nuntiavit.

• nuntii

• nuntius

• nuntium

tum NUNTIUS primam pugnam nuntiavit.

primam pugnam is ACCUSATIVE so a NOMINATIVE is needed
since nuntiavit ends in t, a singular nominative is needed

Multiple Choice

1. subito (leo, leones, leonem) arenam intraverunt. 

• LEO

• LEONES

• LEONEM

subito LEONES arenam intraverunt. 

ARENAM = ACCUSATIVE so a nominative is needed
intraverunt ends in NT so a plural nominative is needed

Multiple Choice

1. saepe Pompeiani (umbrae, umbra, umbras) in via et in arena vident.  

• umbrae

• umbra

• umbras

saepe Pompeiani UMBRAS in via et in arena vident.  

Pompeiani is nominative so pick an accusative

Multiple Choice

1. bestiarii (leo, leones) in arena necaverunt.  

• leo

• leones

Multiple Choice

1. postquam (Pompeianos, Pompeiani) senatorem ex amphitheatro agitaverunt, per vias currebant.

• pompeianos

• pompeiani

Multiple Choice

1. ego (Pompeiani, Pompeianos) valde timeo.

• pompeianos

• pompeiani

Adjective Degrees

Use packet 17-18 as your refresher notes for these next questions.

Multiple Select

Select all superlative adjectives

• laetissimi

• facillime

• pulcherrima

• fortis

• optimus

Multiple Select

Select all positive adjectives

• fortior

• ignavus

• pucher

• fortis

• iratior

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation of iratissimi

• angry

• more angry

• very angry

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation of fortior

• brave

• braver

• bravest

Reminder

packet pg 12 has all your notes but here is the highlights

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation of optimus

• good

• better

• best

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation of ingens

• huge

• more huge

• most huge

Verb Tenses

Remember your tense signs!!

sunt - they are - present

erant - they were - imperfect

Multiple Choice

what tense is veniebat?

• present

• imperfect

• perfect

Multiple Choice

what is the best translation of veniebat?

• come

• was coming

• came

Multiple Choice

what tense is vēnit?

• present

• imperfect

• perfect

Multiple Choice

what is the best translation of vēnit?

• comes

  is coming

• was coming

• came

  did come

Multiple Choice

what tense is venit?

• present

• imperfect

• perfect

Multiple Choice

what is the best translation of venit?

• comes

  is coming

• was coming

• came

  did come

Multiple Choice

what tense is sunt?

• present

• imperfect

• perfect

Multiple Choice

what tense is erant?

• present

• imperfect

• perfect

Great job!!!