Stage 3 Grammar Review

You are my subject, my only subject.

You're nominative! You run the verb.

You may be ​ ​ (a)   ​ (b)   or ​ (c)  

Plural ​ (d)   ​ (e)   or canes

• puella
• servus
• canis
• puellae
• servi

Match the following

• Mercator

• first declension nominative singular

• ancillae

• second declension nominative plural

• Caecilius

• first declension nominative plural

• ancilla

• second declension nominative singular

• filii

• third declension nominative singular

When a nominative (subject) is plural, what else happens?

• the meaning of the vocabulary changes

• the sentences is the opposite

• the verb endings change

• the verb stays the same

Match the following verb endings to their subjects

• nt

• ancillae

• s

• ego

• o

• Metella

• mus

• nos (we)

• t

• tu

Choose the appropriate verb for the sentence:

Poppaea _____ ancilla.

• est

• sunt

• sum

• es

Choose the correct verb for the following sentence:

agricola in horto _____.

• laboro

• laboras

• laborat

• laborant

Choose the correct verb for the following sentence:

Amici in atrio _____.

• sto

• stas

• stat

• stant

Choose the correct verb for the following sentence:

senes ad theatrum _____.

• ambulo

• ambulas

• ambulat

• ambulant

Choose the correct verb for the following sentence:

ego ___ laetus.

• sum

• es

• est

• sumus

Choose the correct verb for the following sentence:

Caecilius inquit, "Cur tu in via _____?"

• ambulo

• ambulas

• ambulat

• ambulant