WorksheetsCambridge Latin Stage 11 Grammar
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Certain special intransitive verbs take what case as their object?
Nominative
Accusative
Dative
Genitive
What are the three primary verbs introduced in stage 11 that take a dative object?
specto, habeo, respondeo
credeo, faveo, placeo
discedo, cogito, capio
lego, ostendo, delecto
What is the dative 1st person singular personal pronoun
mihi
tibi
nobis
vobis
What is the dative 2nd person singular personal pronoun
mihi
tibi
nobis
vobis
What is the dative 2nd person plural personal pronoun
mihi
tibi
nobis
vobis
What is the dative 1st person plural personal pronoun
mihi
tibi
nobis
vobis
ubi, cur, nonne, num, and -ne are all examples of what?
Interrogative Pronouns
Question Words
Interrogative Adverbs
Prepositions
quis, quod, and quo are all examples of what?
Interrogative Pronouns
Question Words
Interrogative Adverbs
Prepositions
Translate the following:
Grumiō: ego ad amphitheātrum contendō. tū mēcum venīs?
Clēmēns: tēcum veniō.
I fight at the amphitheater. Do you arrive at the meconium?/ I arrive.
I am hurrying to the amphitheater. Are you coming with me?/I am coming with you.
I will rush towards the amphiteater. Are you going too?/ I am going too.
I will go to the amphitheater contender. You had to go?/ I had to come.
How would you best translated this into Latin: "The Pompeiians trust Holoconius, because (his) father was a senator"
Pompeiani Holconius fiducia est, quia eum fuit senator pater.
Pompeiianes Holconium fidant, quod pater sentatorem erat.
Pompeiani Holconio credunt, quod pater senator erat.
Pompeiianes Holconio favent, quod pater eius est senator.
