CLC Stage 2 Nominative and Accusative practice

​Nominative and Accusative Practice

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​Review your notes, or the video in Google Classroom, “CLC Stage 2 About the Language”.

Multiple Choice

amīcus Caecilium vīsitat.

Which noun is in the nominative case?

• amīcus

• Caecilium

Multiple Choice

amīcus Caecilium vīsitat.

Which noun is in the accusative case?

• amīcus

• Caecilium

Multiple Choice

amīcus Caecilium vīsitat.

How would we say this in English?

• Caecilius is visiting a friend.

• A friend is visiting Caecilius.

Multiple Choice

mercātor vīllam intrat.

Which noun is in the accusative case?

• mercātor

• vīllam

• intrat

Multiple Choice

mercātor vīllam intrat.

How would we say this in English?

• The merchant enters the house.

• The house enters the merchant.

Multiple Choice

Grumiō triclīnium intrat.

Which noun is in the nominative case?

• Grumiō

• triclīnium

• intrat

Multiple Choice

Grumiō triclīnium intrat.

Which noun is in the accusative case?

• Grumiō

• triclīnium

• intrat

Multiple Choice

Grumiō triclīnium intrat.

How would we say it in English?

• Grumiō enters the dining room.

• The peacock enters the dining room.

Multiple Choice

Which noun is nominative?

• servus

• servum

Multiple Choice

Which noun is accusative? (Careful! Watch the endings!)

• coquum

• coquus

Multiple Choice

Which noun is accusative?

• culīnam

• culīna