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WorksheetsCLC Stage 2 Intros — Metella
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 5mins
Metella
Metella est mater.
Metella nōn est mater.
Metella est domina.
Metella nōn liberum, Quīntum, habet.
coquus est in culīnā.
The cook is in the kitchen.
The cook's kitchen is inside.
Metella culīnam intrat.
Metella enters the kitchen.
Metella exits the kitchen.
Grumiō labōrat.
Grumio is working.
Grumio works.
Grumio does work.
Grumio is woke.
Metella Grumiōnem spectat.
Metella is watching Grumio.
Grumio watches Metella.
Metella Grumiōnem spectat. = "Metella is watching Grumio." What case is Grumiōnem?
Accusative Case (Direct Object of the Verb)
Nominative Case (Subject of the Verb)
Metella Grumiōnem spectat. Based on the -em ending of Grumiōnem, in what declension is Grumio's name?
1st Declension
2nd Declension
3rd Declension.
cibus est parātus.
The food is ready.
The food is cold.
The food is premade.
Metella cibum gustat.
Metella tastes the food.
Metella poisons the food.
Grumiō est anxius.
Grumio is anxious.
Grumio is paralyzed.
Metella Grumiōnem laudat.
Metella praises Grumio.
Grumio praises Metella.
amīcus est in horto.
The friend is in the garden.
The friend is horrible.
The friend is a thief.
It was the friend's poison all along!!
Metella amīcum vocat.
Metella calls the friend.
Metella is calling the friend.
The friend calls Metella.
The friend is called by Metella.
Metella amīcum vocat. = "Metella calls the friend." What case is Metella?
Nominative (Subject of the Sentence)
Accusative (Direct Object of the Sentence)
