WorksheetsEcce Romani Chapter 7 (Vocab & Grammar)
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 31mins
meaning of occupatus
busy
working
my
meaning of laborantes
working
busy
my
meaning of spectant
they watch
they hand over
they return
meaning of nuntius
messenger
man
emperor
meaning of venit
he/she/it comes
he/she/it greets
he/she/it tajes
meaning of salutat
he/she/it greets
he/she/it recalls
he/she/it leads
meaning of Salve!
Hello!
Yay!
Oh no!
meaning of inquit
he/she/it says
he/she/it goes
he/she/it consults
meaning of meus
my
I
Oh my!
meaning of ducit
he/she/it leads
he/she/it returns
he/she/it consults
meaning of tradit
he/she/it hands over
he/she/it recalls
he/she/it says
meaning of Eheu!
Oh no!
Yay!
Greetings!
meaning of princeps
emperor
messenger
letter
meaning of urbem
the city
the town
the world
meaning of revocat
he/she/it recalls
he/she/it says
he/she/it comes
meaning of consulere
to consult
to return
to say
meaning of redire
to return
to lead
to hand over
meaning of Eugepae!
Yay!
Oh no!
Hello!
meaning of ire
to go
to take
to look at
meaning of quos...?
whom...? (plural)
whom...? (singular)
whose...? (plural)
this declension is marked by the letter -a- in its endings
first
second
third
this declension is almost all feminine words
first
second
third
this declension is almost all masculine words
first
second
third
this declension is marked by the letter -e- in its endings
first
second
third
this is the word for a group of nouns that all use the same endings when changing forms in a sentence
declension
adjective
case
this is the word for the different forms a noun can take inside a declension to indicate what it'd doing in a sentence
case
declension
noun
this case is used for subjects & their complements in a sentence
nominative
accusative
this case is used for direct objects of a sentence
nominative
accusative
this declension has no standard nominative singular so we usually just write --- in the endings chart
first
second
third
change to plural: epistulam
epistulas
epistulos
epistules
change to plural: puerum
pueras
pueros
pueres
change to plural: senatorem
senatoras
senatoros
senatores
change to plural: servum
servas
servos
serves
change to plural: arborem
arboras
arboros
arbores
change to plural: patrem
patras
patros
patres
change to plural: puellam
puellas
puellos
puelles
change to plural: vocem
vocas
vocos
voces
change to plural: amicam
amicas
amicos
amices
change to plural: nuntium
nuntias
nuntios
nunties
Which case is the UPPERCASE word in the following sentence: Sextus CORNELIAM vexat
nominative
accusative
Which case is the UPPERCASE word in the following sentence: Puellam SEXTUS vocat
nominative
accusative
Which case is the UPPERCASE word in the following sentence: Puer ARBORES ascendit
nominative
accusative
Which case is the UPPERCASE word in the following sentence: VOCEM Cornelia audit
nominative
accusative
Which case is the UPPERCASE word in the following sentence: RAMI sunt infirmi
nominative
accusative
Which case is the UPPERCASE word in the following sentence: Magnum fragorem ANCILLAE audiunt
nominative
accusative
Which case is the UPPERCASE word in the following sentence: Lupi PUELLAS non timent
nominative
accusative
Which case is the UPPERCASE word in the following sentence: Epistulas SENATORES scribunt
nominative
accusative
Which case is the UPPERCASE word in the following sentence: Marcus NUNTIUM ad patrem ducit
nominative
accusative
Which case is the UPPERCASE word in the following sentence: PUERUM lupus terret
nominative
accusative
Choose the clue(s) that help(s) you best figure out how to translate the following sentence: Lupus arbores petit.
Lupus = nominative = subject
verb is plural so arbores is the subject
lupus = accusative = direct object
lupus = nominative singular subject of singular verb petit
Choose the clue(s) that help(s) you best figure out how to translate the following sentence: Clamores Davus audit.
Davus = nominative = subject
verb is singular so nominative singular Davus is the subject
audit means hear & shouts cannot hear
all of these
Choose the clue(s) that help(s) you best figure out how to translate the following sentence: Magnas voces audiunt.
voces is only noun so the subject
magnas is accuative adjective so noun voces is nominative
audiunt is plural so plural voces is its subject
Can voices hear?
Choose the clue(s) that help(s) you best figure out how to translate the following sentence: Clamores patres audiunt.
verb is plural so clamores is the subject
verb is plural so patres is the subject
clamores is the first word so it's the subject
audiunt means hear & only noun that can hear is patres so that's the subject
Choose the clue(s) that help(s) you best figure out how to translate the following sentence: Puellae aestates in villa rustica amant
puellae is plural & so subject of plural amant
aestates is plural & so subject of plural amant
puellae is not accusative so it must be nominative subject
Puellae is the first word so it must be the subject
Choose the clue(s) that help(s) you best figure out how to translate the following sentence: Matres puellas petunt.
puellas is plural & so subject of plural petunt
matres is plural & so subject of plural petunt
puellas is accusative so it must be direct object of petunt
Matres is the first word so it must be the subject
