CLC 3 sentence pattern practice, building complexity

pāvo canem salūtat.

• The peacock greets the dog.

• The dog greets the peacock.

amīcus Lūciam salūtat,

• The friend greets Lucia.

• Lucia greets the friend.

mercātōrem Caecilius salūtat. (careful!)

• The merchant greets Caecilius.

• Caecilius greets the merchant.

Quīntus amīcum exspectat.

• Quintus is waiting for his friend.

• The friend is waiting for Quintus.

Quīntus amīcum exspectat.

Which word is in the nominative case?

• Quīntus

• amīcum

• exspectat

Quīntus amīcum exspectat.

Which word is in the accusative case?

• Quīntus

• amīcum

• exspectat

Quīntus amīcum exspectat.

Which word is the verb (action word)?

• Quīntus

• amīcum

• exspectat

Quīntus in ātriō amīcum exspectat.

• Quīntus is waiting for his friend in the main room.

• Quintus is waiting for the slave girl and his friend.

• Quintus is waiting impatiently for his friend.

Quīntus in ātriō amīcum exspectat, sed amīcus nōn venit.

• Quīntus is waiting for his friend in the main room, but the friend does not come.

• Quīntus is waiting for his friend in the main room, and the friend comes quickly.

Quīntus īrātus in ātriō amīcum exspectat, sed amīcus nōn venit.

• Quīntus is waiting for his friend in the main room, but the friend does not come.

• Quīntus is waiting angrily for his friend in the main room, but the friend does not come.