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WorksheetsStage 8 Intro Scenes CLC
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
nūntiī spectāculum nūntiābant.
Messengers were announcing a spectacle.
Messengers are announcing a spectacle.
nūntiī spectāculum nūntiābant.
Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)
Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Object)
Nominative Singular (Subject of the Sentence)
Accusative Singular (Verb's Direct Objects)
Pompēiānī nūntiōs audiēbant.
The Pompeians were listening to the messengers.
The Pompeians are listening to the messengers.
The Pompeians were listening to the messenger.
Pompēiānī nūntiōs audiēbant.
Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)
Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)
Accusative Singular (Verb's Direct Object)
Nominative Singular (Subject of the Sentence)
gladiātōrēs per viam prōcēdēbant.
Gladiators were proceeding through the street.
The gladiator was proceeding through the street.
The gladiators are proceeding through the street.
gladiātōrēs per viam prōcēdēbant.
Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)
Nominative Singular (Subject of the Sentence)
Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)
Accusative Singular (Verb's Direct Object)
Pompēiānī gladiātōrēs laudābant.
The Pompeians were praising the gladiators.
The Pompeians are praising the gladiators.
The Pompeians were praising the gladiator.
Pompēiānī gladiātōrēs laudābant.
Accusative Singular (Verb's Direct Object)
Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)
Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)
Nominative Singular (Subject of the Sentence)
puellae iuvenēs salūtāvērunt.
The girls greeted the young men.
The young men greeted the girls.
The young men were greeted by the girls.
puellae iuvenēs salūtāvērunt.
Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)
Nominative Singular (Subject of the Sentence)
Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)
Accusative Singular (Verb's Direct Object)
iuvenēs quōque ad amphitheātrum contendēbant.
The young men were also going to the amphitheater.
The young men were not going to the amphitheater.
The young men are also going to the amphitheater.
iuvenēs quōque ad amphitheātrum contendēbant.
Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)
Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)
Nominative Singular (Subject of the Sentence)
Accusative Singular (Verb's Direct Object)
Pompēiānī tabernās nōn intrābant, quod tabernae erant clausae.
The Pompeians were not entering the taverns, because the taverns were closed.
The Pompeians are not entering the taverns, because the taverns are closed.
The Pompeians will not enter the taverns, because the taverns are closed.
Pompēiānī tabernās nōn intrābant, quod tabernae erant clausae. Both Pompēiānī and tabernae are:
Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)
Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)
Ablative Plural (Prepositional Phrases)
Pompēiānī gladiātōrēs intentē spectābant, quod gladiātōrēs in arēnā pugnābant.
The Pompeians were watching the gladiators intently, because the gladiators were fighting in the arena.
The Pompeians are watching the gladiators intently, because the gladiators are fighting in the arena.
Pompēiānī gladiātōrēs intentē spectābant, quod gladiātōrēs in arēnā pugnābant.
Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)
Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)
postquam gladiātōrēs Pompēiānōs salūtāvērunt, Pompēiānī plausērunt.
After the gladiators greeted the Pompeians, the Pompeians applauded.
After the gladiators were greeting the Pompeians, the Pompeians were applauding.
Before the gladiators greeted the Pompeians, the Pompeians applauded.
postquam gladiātōrēs Pompēiānōs salūtāvērunt, Pompēiānī plausērunt. Both gladiātōrēs and Pompēiānī are:
Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)
Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)
Ablative Plural (Prepositional Phrases)
spectātōrēs murmillōnēs incitābant, quod murmillōnēs saepe victōrēs erant.
The spectators were encouraging the murmillos, because the murmillos often were the winners.
The spectators are encouraging the murmillos, because the murmillos often are the winners.
spectātōrēs murmillōnēs incitābant, quod murmillōnēs saepe victōrēs erant. The first murmillōnēs is ____________ and the second murmillōnēs is ____________.
Nominative Plural ... Accusative Plural
Accusative Plural ... Nominative Plural
