Checkpoint A - Grammar Review

Clēmēns mox (tabernam) suam renovāvit.

• Accusative

• Nominative

• Genitive

• Dative

• Ablative

Answer explanation

-am is an accusative singular ending in the 1st declension.

cēterī (tabernāriī), quamquam Eutychum valdē timēbant, Clēmentem libenter adiuvābant.

• Nominative

• Genitive

• Dative

• Accusative

• Ablative

Answer explanation

tabernariī is 2nd declension. -ī can be a Nominative plural ending. We can tell that it is, because tabernariī is the subject of the sentence.

haec taberna, ut dīxī, prope templum (deae Īsidis) erat.

• Genitive

• Nominative

• Dative

• Accusative

• Ablative

Answer explanation

sacerdōtēs eī librum sacrum dedērunt, in quō dē (deā) legere poterat.

• Ablative
• Nominative
• Genitive
• Dative
• Accusative

nam tabernāriī, quī (Eutychō) pecūniam dabant, paulātim Clēmentī crēdēbant.

• Dative
• Nominative
• Genitive
• Accusative
• Ablative

operae, postquam (fūstēs) cēpērunt, ad tabernam Clēmentis festīnāvērunt.

• Accusative
• Nominative
• Genitive
• Dative
• Ablative

nam Clēmēns cōmis erat et (eīs) auxilium dabat.

• Dative
• Nominative
• Genitive
• Accusative
• Ablative

in cellā (templī) habitabat fēlēs sacra.

• Genitive
• Nominative
• Dative
• Accusative
• Ablative

(operae), postquam fūstēs cēpērunt, ad tabernam Clēmentis festīnāvērunt.

• Nominative
• Genitive
• Dative
• Accusative
• Ablative

fuge! fuge ex (urbe)!

• Ablative
• Nominative
• Genitive
• Dative
• Accusative