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- 1. Multiple ChoicePugnax erat gladiator.
What case is PUGNAX?nominativeaccusative - 2. Multiple ChoiceLanista emit Pugnacem.
What case is PUGNACEM?nominativeaccusative - 3. Multiple ChoiceSenator spectaculum edebat.
What case is SPECTACULUM?nominativeaccusative - 4. Multiple ChoicePompeiani erant in amphitheatro.
What case is POMPEIANI?nominativeaccusative - 5. Multiple ChoiceMurmillones pugnam commiserunt.
What case is PUGNAM?nominativeaccusative - 6. Multiple ChoiceNuntius aliam pugnam nuntiavit.
What case is NUNTIUS?nominativeaccusative - 7. Multiple ChoiceGladiator retiarios superavit.
What case is RETIARIOS?nominativeaccusative - 8. Multiple ChoicePompeiani gladiatorem in arenā vident.
What case is ARENĀ?nominativeaccusativeablative - 9. Multiple ChoiceWhich is NOT a good translation for a present tense verb?VERBsis VERBingwas VERBing
- 10. Multiple ChoiceThe nominative form is used for thesubjectdirect object
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThe accusative form is used for thesubjectdirect object
- 12. Multiple Choice1st declension nouns are mostlyfemininemasculineneuter
- 13. Multiple Choice2nd declension nouns ending in UM are mostlyfemininemasculineneuter
- 14. Multiple Choice2nd declension nouns ending in US are mostlyfemininemasculineneuter
- 15. Multiple Choice
What is the best translation of an IMPERFECT tense verb?
VERBs, is VERBing
was/were VERBing
VERBed
to VERB
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What is the best translation of a PERFECT tense verb?
VERBs, is VERBing
was/were VERBing
VERBed
to VERB
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