future

present

imperfect

perfect

The gladiator, who no-one recognises, was Ferox

The gladiator, whom nobody recognised, was Ferox

Fierce was the gladiator who no-one saw

Nobody understood the gladiator whom was Ferox

adverb describing the girls

Relative pronoun linked to 'slave girls'

Relative pronoun describing the slave girls as beautiful

none of these

Whom

Who

Where

To whom

(The person) to whom you gave a lot of money is my friend

When you gave a lot of money, you became my friend

When you owe a lot of money, you need my friendship

Where is the large sum of money that I gave, my friend?

Each hour would remain the same length.

Each hour would be longer in duration than a 'winter hour'

Each hour would be shorter than, say, in winter

The Romans didn't have any sort of clocks so they wouldn't know

Send a judge round to their house, often an ex-gladiator

There was nothing you could do if they weren't willing to co-operate

Knock on their door and call them out in order to shame them into attending court. The embarrassment would often be enough.

Bribe magistrates into hearing the case without the offender being there

Adjective; carrying

Infinitive; to carry...!

Imperative; carry!

Verb; he carried

The mountain I saw was very high!

I have never seen a particularly tall mountain

I never saw the tallest mountain

I have never seen a higher mountain