CLC 7 sentence practice

CLC 7 sentence practice

By Joan Crist

​Study this sentence

omnēs amīcī coquum laudāvērunt

quod cēna erat optima.

Subject | Subject

Some text here about the topic of discussion

Multiple Select

What are the verbs? (choose TWO answers)

• cēna

• erat

• laudāvērunt

• omnēs

• quod

Multiple Choice

What is a verb, anyway?

• A person, place, or thing

• An action word

• A connector

• A description of a person, place, or thing.

Multiple Select

What is the person of laudāvērunt, and how can you tell? (Choose two answers)

• first person

• second person

• third person

• the -nt on the end

• the -v- in the middle

Multiple Select

What is the number of laudāvērunt? How can you tell? (choose two answers)

• singular

• plural

• the -nt on the end

• the -v- in the middle

Multiple Choice

Since the verb is plural, the nominative subject has to be...

• singular.

• plural.

Multiple Select

What is the tense of laudāvērunt, and how can you tell? (choose TWO answers)

• present

• perfect

• the -ne ending

• the -v- in the middle

​Study again:

omnēs amīcī coquum laudāvērunt

quod cēna erat optima.

Subject | Subject

Some text here about the topic of discussion

Multiple Choice

What is the nominative noun in the first half of the sentence?

• amīcī

• coquum

• omnēs

Multiple Choice

Is there an accusative noun in the first half of the sentence?

• Yes, it is coquum.

• No.

• Yes, it is omnēs.

Multiple Choice

How can you tell that coquum is an accusative?

• the -m on the end.

• the c- at the beginning

• its location in the sentence.

​Study again:

omnēs amīcī coquum laudāvērunt

quod cēna erat optima.

Subject | Subject

Some text here about the topic of discussion

Multiple Choice

So what does the first half of the sentence mean in English?

• The cook was praising all the friends.

• The cook made dinner for all the friends.

• All the friends praised the cook.

Multiple Choice

What does "omnēs" mean?

• Large, great

• all, every

• strong, brave

• strange

​Study again:

omnēs amīcī coquum laudāvērunt

quod cēna erat optima.

Subject | Subject

Some text here about the topic of discussion

Multiple Choice

What is "quod" doing in this sentence?

• connecting another sentence to the first one

• describing cēna

• It is a verb.

Multiple Choice

What does "quod" mean here?

• if

• and

• but

• because

Multiple Choice

So why did all the friends praise the cook?

• because his story is very strange!

• because the dinner was excellent!

• because he is turning into a wolf!