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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 3600secs
in navibus
in + acc= into/against vs in+ abl= in/on
into the ships
on the ships
in villā suā
in + acc= into/against vs in+ abl= in/on
into his villa
in his villa
in villas (this is a trick question for anyone trying to use google translate)
into the villas
in the villas
into the villages
in the villages
in villīs (also a trick questions for google translate)
in + acc= into/against vs in+ abl= in/on
into the villas
in the villas
into the village
in the village
non modo ipsius patria est, sed etiam Lydiae.
(hint: you'll get the wrong answer if you use google translate; try to think about the flashcards you practiced!)
not only the country of he himself, but also Lydia's.
not only this country, but also Lydia.
in patriam suam (hint: google translate got this wrong)
in + acc= into/against vs in+ abl= in/on
his country
in his country
into his country
in portu Ostiensi
in + acc= into/against vs in+ abl= in/on
into the harbor of Ostia
on the Ostian harbor
in portum Ostiensem
in + acc= into/against vs in+ abl= in/on
into the Ostian harbor
in the harbor of Ostia
in navem suam
in + acc= into/against vs in+ abl= in/on
onto their ship
on their ship
in its board
inter eos homines qui naves conscendunt est Medus=
(hint: google translate is the wrong one; look for the sentence that translates the verb correctly!)
they went on board is the Median took the men who were among them
among them is Medus and the men who board the ships
among those people who are boarding ships is Medus
-am/-um/-em are all ______________ ________________ case endings:
nominative singular
nominative plural
accusative singular
accusative plural
-is, -ibus, -ebus are all ____________ _____________ endings:
nominative plural
genitive plural
dative plural
accusative plural
ablative plural
-as, -os, -es, -a are all:
nominative plural
accusative plural
ablative plural
The Latin preposition in means _________________ when followed by a noun/pronoun/adjective that has an accusative ending.
into, against
in, on
The Latin preposition in means _________________ when followed by a noun/pronoun/adjective that has an ablative ending.
into/against
in/on
