Suburani Ch10: magnum periculum grammar

thermae, ubi Giscō labōrābat, erant novae.

What is the predicate nominative?

• thermae

• Gisco

• erant

• novae

templum prope thermās novās simul aedificāre coepimus.

Why is thermās in the accusative case?

• it ends in as

• prope + acc

• direct object

• it is not accusative, it is ablative

templum prope thermās novās simul aedificāre coepimus.

Which is the subject of the sentence?

• templum

• thermas

• aedificare

• coepimus

fabrī erant Gallī, operāriī erant Britannī et servī erant captīvī ē gentibus Britannicīs.

How many predicate nominatives are in the sentence?

• 0

• 1

• 2

• 3

Organize these options into the right categories - 3 in each category

Groups:

(a) noun

,

(b) verb

,

(c) adverb

,

(d) adjective

• captivis

• tollere

• summa

• dirus

• ago

• ingens

• cotidie

• strenue

• servavisti

• periculo

• vehementer

• dolore

necesse est vōbīs puerum adiuvāre.

Why is vōbīs in the dative case?

• because of the ending

• indirect object

• the verb necesse est takes the dative

• it translates for you

Match the following nouns to the correct case

• ablative

• captīvos

• nominative

• captīvī

• dative

• captīvō

• accusative

• ē captīvīs

Match the following

• dative

• to/toward

• gentive

• to/for

• accusative

• by/with

• ablative

• of, 's

in magnō dolōre sub saxō ingentī iacēbat.

• under a great rock in huge pain he lies

• he lies under a huge stone in great pain.

• he was lying under a huge stone in great pain.

• great is the pain of the huge stone under which he was lying

ingentī captīvō dīxit Giscō, ‘tibi grātiās agō. puerum servāvistī. tibi lībertātem prōmittō.’

How many dative words are in this phrase?

• 0

• 2

• 4

• 5