Latin 1 review lesson 5(genitive)-6(future)

Reginae servi cibum amabunt. translation?

• The queen and the slaves will love the food.

• The queen's slaves will love food.

• The slave's queen loves the food.

• Food will be loved by the slaves and the queen.

Reginae servi cibum amabunt. What case is "reginae" as used in the sentence?

• nominative

• genitive

• accusative

Nautae ad Italiam undas navigabunt. Translation?

• The sailor sails to Italy tomorrow.

• The sailors sail the waves to Italy

• The sailor will sail the waves to Italy.

• The sailors will sail the waves to Italy.

Nautae ad Italiam undas navigabunt. case for "undas"

• nominative

• genitive

• accusative

Nautae ad Italiam undas navigabunt. What is the reason that "Italiam" is in the accusative case?

• subject of sentence

• possession

• direct object

• object of preposition "ad"

Reginam in villa spectabimus. translation?

• The queen will see in the villa.

• We see the queen in the villa.

• We saw the queens in the villa.

• We will see the queen in the villa.

The use for the nominative case is_____.

• object of preposition

• subject/predicate nominative

• direct object

• possession

Magna est familiae fama. translation?

• The big family is famous.

• Great is the family's reputation.

• The families' reputation is great.

• Great will be the reputation of the family.

Equorum cibus erat malus. translation?

• The horses and their food are bad.

• The horse's food was bad.

• The horses' food was bad.

• The horse and its food were bad.

Numerus familiarum in Gallia laborabit. translation?

• The families work the numbers in France.

• Families will work a number in France.

• In France the number of families will work.

• A number will work the families in France.