Ecce 8 - Subjects

Ecce 8 - Subjects

Open Ended

servos conspicit.

What is the subject of the sentence?

Open Ended

Aurelia inquit, "Agite, molesti servi! Cur nihil facitis? Cur vos ibi sedetis? Cur non strenue laboratis?"

To whom is Aurelia speaking?

Open Ended

Aurelia inquit, "Agite, molesti servi! Cur nihil facitis? Cur vos ibi sedetis? Cur non strenue laboratis?"

What would the subject of the verbs facitis, sedetis, and laboratis be? Or, how do we translate those verbs?

• Cur nihil facitis? Why are you all doing nothing?

• Cur vos ibi sedetis? Why are you all sitting there?

Multiple Choice

"Nos ad urbem redire paramus."

What is the subject of the sentence?

• I

• you all

• we

• they

• Nos iam strenue laboramus. We are already working hard.

• Nos dormire volumus. We want to sleep.

Multiple Choice

"Ego non surgo."

What is the subject of the sentence?

• I

• you

• we

• he

• sed ego volo consulere Marcum! But I want to consult Marcus!

• Romam redire nolo. I don't want to return to Rome.

Multiple Choice

Cur tu solus non surgis?

What is the subject?

• I

• you

• we

• they

• cur tu solus non surgis? Why are you alone not getting up?

• Cur, Marce, hodie me vexas? Why, Marcus, are you annoying me today?

• Cur nondum tunicam et togam induis? Why are you not putting on your tunic and toga yet?

• ego surgo - I get up

• tu surgis - you get up

• (servus) surgit - he/she gets up (or sg. noun subject)

• nos surgimus - we get up

• vos surgitis - you all get up

• (servi) surgunt - they get up (or plural noun subject)

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Multiple Choice

induo

• I put on

• you put on

• we put on

• you all put on

Multiple Choice

induis

• I put on

• you put on

• we put on

• you all put on

Multiple Choice

induimus

• I put on

• you put on

• we put on

• you all put on

Multiple Choice

induitis

• I put on

• you put on

• we put on

• you all put on