Galba gives a statue to the girls.

Galba _____ statuam dat.

The woman gives money to Galba.

fēmina ____ pecūniam dat.

The girls love the shop. (Be careful! Choose the ending that shows "shop" as the accusative direct object)

_____ puellae amant.

The lady in charge shows the mansion to the maids.

domina _____ vīllam dēmōnstrat.

Choose the ending that shows the maids as the plural dative indirect object.

The teacher shows a chair to the student.

magistra _____ sellam dēmōnstrat.

Choose the ending that shows the student as the dative indirect object.

Singular and Nominative case ending = do-er of the action = subject

Plural and Nominative case ending = do-er of the action = subject

Singular and Accusative case ending = receiver of the action = direct object

Plural and Accusative case ending = receiver of the action = direct object

Plural and Genitive case ending = possession: “of or belonging to”

Plural and Dative case endings = indirect object to or for.

Singular and Dative case ending = indirect object to or for.

Taberna est plēna statu___ et amphor___.

Which Latin sentence describes the picture?

Which Latin sentence describes the picture?

Which Latin sentence describes the picture?

Which Latin sentence describes the picture?

Respondē Latīnē, quaesō:

cui Camilla pecūniam dat?

Respondē Latīnē, quaesō.

cui Galba rubram Diānae statuam dēmōnstrat.

Respondē Latīnē, quaesō:

quibus Galba amphoram dēmōnstrat?

Respondē Latīnē, quaesō:

quibus Galba fābulās nārrat?

money, wealth

jar, vase

gives

shows, points out

longs for, wants, desires

story

sometimes

enters, goes into

and so, therefore

tells

then

sees

calls, summons

looks at, watches

shop

goddess

and

has

goddess of the moon and the hunt