CLC Stage 26 Grammar Check

Salvius rēgem falsē accusābat ut rēgnum Cogidubnī occupāret.

• purpose clause

• indirect question

• relative clause

• cum clause

• negative purpose

Modestus explicāre nōn poterat quō modō captīvī effūgissent.

• purpose clause

• indirect question

• relative clause

• cum clause

• negative purpose

cum mīlitēs in lēgātī principiīs colloquium habērent, barbarī castra oppugnaverunt.

• purpose clause

• indirect question

• relative clause

• cum clause

• negative purpose

cum mīlitēs in lēgātī principiīs colloquium habērent, barbarī castra oppugnaverunt.

• imperfect indicative

• imperfect subjunctive

• pluperfect indicative

• pluperfect subjunctive

Modestus explicāre nōn poterat quō modō captīvī effūgissent.

• imperfect indicative

• imperfect subjunctive

• pluperfect indicative

• pluperfect subjunctive

Modestus explicāre nōn poterat quō modō captīvī effūgissent.

• imperfect indicative

• imperfect subjunctive

• pluperfect indicative

• pluperfect subjunctive

Which of the following is not a possible ingredient of a Passive Periphrastic?

• gerundive

• form of to be

• dative of agent

• ablative of agent

A purpose clause can be introduced by ...

• ut

• ne

• all of the above

• none of the above

A passive periphrastic expresses...

• remorse

• contrition

• obligation

• regret

The gerundive is the ___ ___ participle.

• present passive

• future active

• future passive

• future perfect passive