Stage 8 Intro Scenes CLC

Front

nūntiī spectāculum nūntiābant.

Back

Messengers were announcing a spectacle.

Front

nūntiī spectāculum nūntiābant. Options: Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence), Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Object), Nominative Singular (Subject of the Sentence), Accusative Singular (Verb's Direct Objects)

Back

Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)

Front

Pompēiānī nūntiōs audiēbant.

Back

The Pompeians were listening to the messengers.

Front

Pompēiānī nūntiōs audiēbant.

Back

Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)

Front

gladiātōrēs per viam prōcēdēbant.

Back

Gladiators were proceeding through the street.

Front

gladiātōrēs per viam prōcēdēbant. Options: Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence), Nominative Singular (Subject of the Sentence), Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects), Accusative Singular (Verb's Direct Object)

Back

Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)

Front

Pompēiānī gladiātōrēs laudābant.

Back

The Pompeians were praising the gladiators.

Front

Pompēiānī gladiātōrēs laudābant.

Back

Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)

Front

puellae iuvenēs salūtāvērunt.

Back

The girls greeted the young men.

Front

What is the grammatical case of iuvenēs in the sentence: puellae iuvenēs salūtāvērunt?

Back

Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)