Cambridge Latin Stage 11 Grammar

Certain special intransitive verbs take what case as their object?

• Nominative

• Accusative

• Dative

• Genitive

What are the three primary verbs introduced in stage 11 that take a dative object?

• specto, habeo, respondeo

• credeo, faveo, placeo

• discedo, cogito, capio

• lego, ostendo, delecto

What is the dative 1st person singular personal pronoun

• mihi

• tibi

• nobis

• vobis

What is the dative 2nd person singular personal pronoun

• mihi

• tibi

• nobis

• vobis

What is the dative 2nd person plural personal pronoun

• mihi

• tibi

• nobis

• vobis

What is the dative 1st person plural personal pronoun

• mihi

• tibi

• nobis

• vobis

ubi, cur, nonne, num, and -ne are all examples of what?

• Interrogative Pronouns

• Question Words

• Interrogative Adverbs

• Prepositions

quis, quod, and quo are all examples of what?

• Interrogative Pronouns

• Question Words

• Interrogative Adverbs

• Prepositions

Translate the following:

Grumiō: ego ad amphitheātrum contendō. tū mēcum venīs?

Clēmēns: tēcum veniō.

• I fight at the amphitheater. Do you arrive at the meconium?/ I arrive.

• I am hurrying to the amphitheater. Are you coming with me?/I am coming with you.

• I will rush towards the amphiteater. Are you going too?/ I am going too.

• I will go to the amphitheater contender. You had to go?/ I had to come.

How would you best translated this into Latin: "The Pompeiians trust Holoconius, because (his) father was a senator"

• Pompeiani Holconius fiducia est, quia eum fuit senator pater.

• Pompeiianes Holconium fidant, quod pater sentatorem erat.

• Pompeiani Holconio credunt, quod pater senator erat.

• Pompeiianes Holconio favent, quod pater eius est senator.