Stage 15 Grammar: Relative Clauses

Front

hi servi, Which clause is the relative clause? [Remember: a RELATIVE CLAUSE is a little sentence inside of a big sentenct!]

Back

qui virgas longas tenebant

Front

hi servi, qui virgas longas tenebant, erant praecursores. Which word is the relative pronoun? [Remember: a PRONOUN is one word!]

Back

qui

Front

hi servi, qui virgas longas tenebant, erant praecursores. Which word is the best translation of the relative clause?

Back

who were holding long sticks

Front

post eos ambulabant tres ancillae, quae urnam et tripodas portabant. Which clause is the relative clause?

Back

quae urnam et tripodas portabant

Front

post eos ambulabant tres ancillae, quae urnam et tripodas portabant. Which word is the relative pronoun?

Back

quae

Front

What is the best translation of the relative clause in the sentence: post eos ambulabant tres ancillae, quae urnam et tripodas portabant.

Back

who were carrying an urn and tripods

Front

agmen, quod totam viam complebat, erat splendidum. Which clause is the relative clause?

Back

quod totam viam complebat

Front

agmen, quod totam viam complebat, erat splendidum. Which word is the relative pronoun?

Back

quod

Front

agmen, quod totam viam complebat, erat splendidum.
What is the best translation of the relative clause?

Back

which was filling the whole street

Front

aderant quoque multi Romani, qui prope principes sedebant. Which clause is the relative clause?Options: aderant quoque multi Romani, qui prope principes sedebant

Back

qui prope principes sedebant