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WorksheetsSuburani Ch10: magnum periculum grammar
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
thermae, ubi Giscō labōrābat, erant novae.
What is the predicate nominative?
thermae
Gisco
erant
novae
templum prope thermās novās simul aedificāre coepimus.
Why is thermās in the accusative case?
it ends in as
prope + acc
direct object
it is not accusative, it is ablative
templum prope thermās novās simul aedificāre coepimus.
Which is the subject of the sentence?
templum
thermas
aedificare
coepimus
fabrī erant Gallī, operāriī erant Britannī et servī erant captīvī ē gentibus Britannicīs.
How many predicate nominatives are in the sentence?
0
1
2
3
Organize these options into the right categories - 3 in each category
periculo
dolore
captivis
tollere
servavisti
ago
cotidie
strenue
vehementer
ingens
summa
dirus
necesse est vōbīs puerum adiuvāre.
Why is vōbīs in the dative case?
because of the ending
indirect object
the verb necesse est takes the dative
it translates for you
Match the following nouns to the correct case
captīvō
ablative
captīvos
dative
ē captīvīs
nominative
captīvī
accusative
Match the following
of, 's
accusative
to/for
ablative
to/toward
dative
by/with
gentive
in magnō dolōre sub saxō ingentī iacēbat.
under a great rock in huge pain he lies
he lies under a huge stone in great pain.
he was lying under a huge stone in great pain.
great is the pain of the huge stone under which he was lying
ingentī captīvō dīxit Giscō, ‘tibi grātiās agō. puerum servāvistī. tibi lībertātem prōmittō.’
How many dative words are in this phrase?
0
2
4
5
Giscōnī rem fēlīcem nūntiāvi
Why is Gisco dative?
indirect object
verb takes the dative
Catia Giscōnī ōsculum dedīt
Why is Gisco dative?
indirect object
verb takes the dative
Giscōnī senex ignotus appropinquat.
Why is Gisco dative?
indirect object
the verb takes the dative
Gisconi Indus non persuasit.
Why is Gisco dative?
indirect object
the verb takes the dative
Sort these verbs into the correct categories
persuasi (persuade)
appropinquat (approach)
credo (trust)
placet (please)
impero (order)
do, dare (give)
offero, offere (offer)
ostendo, ostendere (show)
trado, tradere (hand over)
nuntio, nuntiare (announce)
