Stage 14 grammar practice

Stage 14 grammar practice

Prepositional Phrase practice

The following sentences come from packet pk 12. Using your knowledge of the SID SPACE prepositions, pick the best form of the noun in parentheses.

Remember if it is ON the list, pick ablative (a,o,e,is,is,ibus)

If it is NOT on the list, pick accusative (am,um,em, as,os,es)

Make sure your write this on packet pg 12

Multiple Choice

Rufilla de (montem, monte) descendit.

• montem

• monte

Multiple Choice

Rufilla cum (maritō, maritum) est laetus.

• marito

• maritum

Multiple Choice

“Quintus sine (amicōs, amicīs) advenit,” dixit Lucius

• amicos

• amicis

Multiple Choice

agricolae prope (villam, villā) sunt.

• villam

• villa

Prope is NOT on the list

Therefore the noun following it will be accusative.

Accusative endings = am, um, em, as, os, es

Multiple Choice

nauta ad (navibus , navēs) ambulat

• navibus

• naves

Multiple Choice

servī ē (viīs, viās) cucurrērunt.

• viis

• vias

servī ē viīs cucurrērunt.

remember e is the same as ex!!

Multiple Choice

per (tabernā, tabernam) contendebas!

• taberna

• tabernam

Multiple Choice

Bregans pro (amphorīs, amphorās) stat.

• amphoris

• amphoras

Multiple Choice

ab (urbem, urbe) fugio!

• urbem

• urbe

Multiple Choice

Salvius circum (horreum, horreō) ambulavit.

• horreum

• horreo

Packet pg 12

Take a moment and make sure packet pg 12 is complete!

Remember - ad, circum, per, prope are NOT on the list so they will have an ACCUSATIVE noun following them

Adjective practice

• Pick the best form of the adjective based on the underlined noun it is describing

Multiple Choice

gladiator (stultus, stultum, stulto) puellam amat.

• stultus

• stultum

• stulto

gladiator stultus puellam amat.

gladiator is nominative so stultUS

nominative singular endings a, us, weird things like gladiator

Multiple Choice

iuvenis (callidus, callidum, callido) puellam quoque amat.

• callidus

• callidum

• callido

iuvenis callidus puellam quoque amat.

iuvenis is nominative so callidUS

nominative singular endings a, us, weird things like iuvenis

Multiple Choice

puella (pulchra, pulchram, pulchrae) omnes canes curat.

• pulchra

• pulchram

• pulchrae

puella pulchra omnes canes curat.

puella nominative so pulchrA

nominative singular endings a, us, weird things like iuvenis

Multiple Choice

iuvenis et gladiator canem (sordidus, sordidum, sordido) vident.

• sordidus

• sordidum

• sordido

iuvenis et gladiator canem sordidum vident.

canem is accusative so sordidUM

accusative singular endings am,um,em

Multiple Choice

gladiator (crudelis, crudelem, crudeli) canem pulsat.

• crudelis

• crudelem

• crudeli

Multiple Choice

iuvenis canem (laetus, laetum, laeto) mulcet.

• laetus

• laetum

• laeto

Multiple Choice

puella iuveni (suavis, suavem, suavi) osculum dat.

• suavis

• suavem

• suavi

puella iuveni suavi osculum dat.

iuveni is dative so is sauvi

dative singular endings are ae, o, i

Multiple Choice

puella et iuvenis cum cane (sordidus, sordidum, sordido) ambulant.

• sordidus

• sordidum

• sordido

puella et iuvenis cum cane sordido ambulant.

cane is ablative so is sordido

ablative singular endings are a,o,e

Multiple Choice

gladiator est iratus et iuvenem (laetus, laetum, laeto) videt!

• laetus

• laetum

• laeto

Multiple Choice

gladiator iuvenem (perterritus, perterritum, perterrito) de via agitat.

• perterritus

• perterritum

• perterrito

gladiator iuvenem perterritum de via agitat.

iuvenem is accusative so perterritUM

accusative singular endings am,um,em

Poll

Which grammatical point is more challenging?

• prepositional phrases

• adjective picking