Stage 13 intro

Stage 13: In Britannia

By Amelia F Beck

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hic vir est Gaius Salvius Liberalis.

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Gaius Salvius Liberalis.

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men

are

was

man

is

This

The

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vir

• Singular Nominative Subject

• Plural Nominative Subject

• Singular Accusative Direct Object

• Plural Accusative Direct Object

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Salvius in villa magnifica habitat.

Salvius ​

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in a magnificent villa.

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lived

lives

was living

did live

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• Salvius

• in villa magnifica

• habitat

Singular Nominative Subject

Prepositional Phrase

Present 3rd Person Singular Main Verb

• Singular Nominative Subject

• Prepositional Phrase

• Present 3rd Person Singular Main Verb

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Salvius multos servos habet.

Salvius ​

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many slaves

a tall slave

had

has

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multos servos

• Nominative Singular Subject

• Nominative Plural Subject

• Accusative Singular Direct Object

• Accusative Plural Direct Object

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uxor est Rufilla.

His ​

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Rufilla.

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was

is

wife

slave

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uxor

• Nominative Singular Subject

• Nominative Plural Subject

• Accusative Singular Direct Object

• Accusative Plural Direct Object

Multiple Choice

The Nominative Plural form of uxor, uxoris (f.) is...

• uxores

• uxoris

• uxore

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Rufilla multas ancillas habet.

Rufilla ​

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had

has

many slave-women

a slave-woman

did have

Match

Match the parts of the sentence with their functions.

• Rufilla

• multas

• ancillas

• habet

Nominative Subject Noun

Accusative Direct Object Adjective

Accusative Direct Object Noun

Main Verb

• Nominative Subject Noun

• Accusative Direct Object Adjective

• Accusative Direct Object Noun

• Main Verb

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in villa ​

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.The slave-girls work in the villa.

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ancillae

ancilla

laborat

laborant

Multiple Choice

What is the singular form of laborant?

• laborat

• laboravi

• laboramus

• laboret

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hic servus est Varica.

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Varica.

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That

slave

This

was

servant

is

Multiple Choice

What is the plural form of est?

• sunt

• es

• estis

• sumus

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Varica est vilicus.

Varica ​

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an ​

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was

is

overseer

banker

Multiple Choice

The Nominative Plural form of vilicus, -i (m.) is...

• vilici

• vilicorum

• vilicos

• vilico

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vilicus villam et servos curat.

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the villa and ​

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slave

slaves

takes care of

took care of

The overseer

the overseers

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vilicus villam et servos curat.

• vilicus

• villam

• et

• servos

• curat

Nominative Subject

Accusative Singular Direct Object

Conjunction

Accusative Plural Direct Object

3rd Person Singular Present Verb

• Nominative Subject

• Accusative Singular Direct Object

• Conjunction

• Accusative Plural Direct Object

• 3rd Person Singular Present Verb

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hic servus est Philus.

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Philus callidus est.

Philus ​

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skilled

is

was

angry

Infinitive Translation

Infinitives are typically translated "to ____"

amare = to love
habere = to have
mittere = to send
audire = to hear

nb: potest can be translated "be able" or "can." If it's translated "be able" the infinitive is translated normally with "to" but if it's translated "can" the "to" is dropped from the infinitive.

Multiple Choice

What is the infinitive form of amo, amare, amavi, amatum?

• amo

• amare

• amavi

• amatum

Multiple Choice

What is the infinitive form of habeo, habere, habui, habitum?

• habeo

• habere

• habui

• habitum

Multiple Choice

What is the infinitive form of habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatum?

• habito

• habitare

• habitavi

• habitatum

Complementary Infinitives

Some verbs are not complete on their own.

For example, "He is able..." or "He can..." need another verb to explain what he is able to do or what he can do.

These verbs need a complementary infinitive. Infinitives are the second part of a verb's dictionary form.
e.g. do, dare, dedi, datum. The infinitive form is dare.

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mittere potest = he is able...

• to send

• send

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mittere potest = he can...

• to send

• send

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dicere potest = she is able...

• to speak

• speak

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dicere potest = she can...

• to speak

• speak

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Philus numerare potest.

Philus can ​

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Philus is able ​

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count

to count

counting

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Volubilis.This slave is Volubilis.

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servus

servi

est

sunt

erat

Multiple Choice

What is the Imperfect Tense form of est?

• erat

• erant

• fuit

• fuerunt

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Volubilis ​

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optimus ​

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.Volubilis is a very good cook.

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coquum

coquus

coqui

est

sunt

erat

Match

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• Volubilis

• coquus

• optimus

• est

Nominative Subject Noun

Nominative Predicate Noun

Nominative Predicate Adjective

3rd Person Present Main Verb

• Nominative Subject Noun

• Nominative Predicate Noun

• Nominative Predicate Adjective

• 3rd Person Present Main Verb

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Volubilis cenam optimam coquere potest.

Volubilis can ​

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the best dinner.

OR

Volubilis is able ​

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the best dinner.

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cook

to cook

cooking