Cambridge Latin Stage 2 amicus + Metella

Match the Latin sentence to the English translation.

• Caecilius is in the atrium.

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• The friend greets Caecilius.

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• The friend greets Metella.

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• Metella is in the atrium.

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Which is the verb (action/existing word)?

• amicus

• Caecilium

• salutat

Nominative Case ​ (a)   and some examples are ​ (b)  

Accusative Case ​ (c)   and some examples are ​ (d)  

• receives the action
• Caecilius, Metella, Grumio
• performs the action
• Caecilium, Metellam, Grumionem

Match the name to the case.

• Accusative (Masculine)

• Caecilium

• Nominative (Masculine)

• Metella

• Accusative (Feminine)

• Metellam

• Nominative (Feminine)

• Caecilius

Match the Latin sentences to the English translation.

• The friend greets Lucia.

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• The friend greets the slave.

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• The slave is in the atrium.

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• Lucia is in the atrium.

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Which is the verb (action/existing word)?

• Lucia

• est

• in atrio

Caecilius Metellam salutat.

(a)  

Metella Caecilium salutat.

(a)  

Match the Latin sentence to the English translation.

• The cook is in the kitchen.

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• The dog is in the atrium.

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• Metella enters the kitchen.

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• The friend greets the dog.

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Which word is an Accusative Caes noun?

• amicus

• canem

• salutat