p. 181 Ex C 1-5

1. Mea villa abest duo milia passuum ab urbe.

Case and why for the underlined word:

Mea villa abest duo milia passuum ab urbe.

• acc - direct object

• acc - extent of space

• nom - subject

• acc - duration of time

• nom. - predicate

Case and why for the underlined word:

Mea villa abest duo milia passuum ab urbe.

• acc - direct object

• gen of posession

• objective gen

• partitive gen

• acc. - place to which

2. Princeps praemia magno cum gaudio accepit.

Case and why for the underlined word:

2. Princeps praemia magno cum gaudio accepit.

• abl -accompaniment

• abl - means

• abl - manner

• dat - indirect obj

• dat- separation

person, number, tense, voice of underlined word:

2. Princeps praemia magno cum gaudio accepit.

• 3rd sg perf act

• 3rd sg fut perf act

• 3rd sg plup pass

• 3rd pl perf act

• 3rd sg pres act

3. Hostes in nos impetum fecerunt qui a nostris equitibus sustentus est.

4. Caesar praesidium militum in ponte reliquit.

5. "Quis vestrum," inquit legatus, "has litteras ad imperatorem portare potest?"