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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
die ipso
nom - the day itself (subj)
acc - the day itself (obj)
gen - of the day itself
abl - on the day itself
quod periculum timebant
...they were afraid of the danger because...
...because they were afraid of the danger...
miserunt
from mitto - I send
from miser, era, erum - miserable
milites miserunt ut locum explorarent
purpose clause: ut = in order to
result clause: ut = that
indirect command: ut = to
temporal clause: ut = as/when
fuissent
they had made
they had been
they had been able
revoco
I revoke
I call back
simulans se aliud dicere velle - what construction are the words in italics?
not a construction - just an infinitive
indirect statement - THAT
gerundival phrase - TO
indirect command - TO
What gender is aliud?
masc - another man
fem - another woman
neut - another thing
ad castra ponenda
to pitch camp
for a camp to be pitched
quem cum manu ostenderet - what does cum mean here?
with - it's going with an ablative
when/since - it's going with a subjunctive
eum aversum gladio statim transfixit - which word does aversum agree with?
eum - 'him turned away...'
gladio - 'with a turned away sword...'
statim - 'at once turned away...'
transfixit - 'he, turned away, stabbed...'
occisus est
he was killed
he killed
he is killed
What case is vir fortis?
nom
acc
gen
abl
qui multos consilio et armis, neminem perfidia superaverat: where is the verb?
consilio
neminem
perfidia
superaverat
multos consilio: do these words agree?
yes
no
What case is neminem?
nom
acc
gen
dat
What is the meaning of ipse?
himself
themselves
myself
-self - the prefix depends on the subject
What part of the verb is simulato (coming from simulo, are - I pretend)
perfect tense - 1st person singular
PPP - dat/abl s
present participle - dat
present tense - 1st person singular
What tense is superatus erat?
present
perfect
pluperfect
imperfect
Mithridates dixit se locum quendam invenisse - what does SE mean in this context?
himself
themselves
he
they
