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Verbs, nouns, declensions, uses of cases, reading comprehension #latini
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What case is this word: mercatores? BE CAREFUL AND READ ALL POSSIBILITIES
accusative
nominative
dative
two answers are correct
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What case is this word: puellas
nominative
accusative
dative
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How would you say: towards the house?
ad villam
ad villae
ad villas
ad villa
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This case is used for the subject.
accusative
nominative
dative
5
What case is this word: puellis (long -is)
dative
accusative
nominative
6
What does this verb mean: docebant
to teach
they are teaching
they taught
they were teaching
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What does this verb mean: amaverunt
I loved
we loved
you loved
they loved
8
Who dies at the end of our story?
Metella
Quintus
Clemens
Caecilius
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What case is this word: servi (long -i)
dative
nominative
accusative
10
What does this verb mean: docere
to teach
I am teaching
I taught
I teach
11
What case is this word: puellae? BEWARE AND READ ALL ANSWERS...
nominative
dative
two answers are correct
accusative
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What case is this word: mercatoribus
accusative
dative
nominative
13
Who is Caecilius' son?
Metella
Quintus
Clemens
Grumio
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What case is this word: servum
dative
nominative
accusative
15
What does this verb mean: amare
I loved
towards love
I love
to love
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What case is this word: mercatori
nominative
dative
accusative
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What case is this word: servos
nominative
dative
accusative
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What does this verb mean: amavi
I loved
I am loving
to love
I love
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What case is this word: mercator
accusative
dative
nominative
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What does this verb mean: amo
to love
I loved
I was loving
I love
21
Answer the question that follows: puellae ad urbem festinaverunt. qui festinaverunt?
girls
women
boys
nobody
22
This case is used for object of a preposition where you are not there yet.....
dative
accusative
nominative
23
This case is used for the indirect object.
accusative
nominative
dative
24
What does this verb mean: docuisti
they taught
I taught
he taught
you taught
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What does this verb mean: amant
they were loving
they loved
to love
they love
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What case is this word: mercatorem
dative
nominative
accusative
27
Answer the question that follows: ad urbem festinaverunt. quo festinaverunt?
around the city
towards the city
in the city
away from the city
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What case is this word: servo
dative
nominative
accusative
29
This case is used for the direct object.
nominative
dative
accusative
30
What case is this word: servus
nominative
dative
accusative
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What case is this word: puellam
nominative
accusative
dative
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What case is this word: puella
accusative
dative
nominative
33
What does this verb mean: docuerunt
to teach
they were teaching
they taught
they are teaching
34
What does this verb mean: amabamus
you were loving
they were loving
we were loving
I was loving
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How would you say: near the trees?
prope arborem
prope arboribus
prope arbores
prope trees
