Stage 9 Thermae grammar

What case is thermas n the sentence cives Pompeiiani tres thermas habebant

• nominative singular

• nominative plural

• accusative singular

• accusative plural

What case is cives n the sentence cives cotidie ad thermas ibant.

• nominative singular

• nominative plural

• accusative singular

• accusative plural

What case is discos n the sentence servi postquam discos invenerunt, ad cives reveniebant.

• nominative singular

• nominative plural

• accusative singular

• accusative plural

What case is servi n the sentence tum servi civibus discos tradebant

• nominative singular

• nominative plural

• accusative singular

• accusative plural

What is the best translation of: tum servi civibus discos tradebant

• then the CITIZENS were handing discs to the slaves

• then the slaves were handing discs TO THE CITIZENS

• then the slaves were handing the SLAVES' discs

• the they were handing over discus and CITIZENS to the slaves

Match the case of each noun in the sentence omnes in apodyterio togas deponebant

• nominative

• in apodyterio

• verb

• omnes

• accusative

• togas

• prepositional phrase

• deponebant

What is the subject of the sentence servi dominos diligenter radebant

• servi

• dominos

• diligenter

What is the direct object of the sentence thermae Pompeianos valde delectabant

• thermae

• Pompeianos

• valde

What is NOT ACCUSATIVE in the sentence: cives et servi, postquam thermas intraverunt, athletas et pugiles videbant

• cives et servi

• thermas

• atheltas et pugiles

Match the parts of speech in: servi dominis strigiles in caldario ferebant

• dative

  indirect object

• dominis

• accusative

  direct object

• in caldario

• nominative subject

• strigiles

• verb

• ferebant

• prepositional phrase (directional phrase

• servi