This is the case used for the object in a sentence?
What is the accusative case?
Ubi est Caecilius?
(There is a "Lararium" behind him. He is in a big, open room. ) answer in Latin.
Caecilius est in Atrio.
(Caecilius is in the atrium. )
Canis in via (dormit vel scribit?)
What is dormit?
What part of speech is "laetus" translate the word?
adjective - happy
Grumio is the cook.
This tells the job of each noun in the sentence.
What is case?
ubi est Grumio?
He works there.
Grumio est in culina
Metella mercatorem (laborat vel salutat?)
What part of speech is 'scribit'? translate
verb - writes
Clemens est servus
Clemens is the slave
The job of the noun in nominative case.
What is the subjecte?
Coquus est iratus.
coquus amicum ..........
coquus amicum vituperat.
Caecilius pecuniam (dormit vel numerat?).
What part of the speech is ancilla? traslate
noun - maidservant
amicus is mercator
The friend is a merchant
This is the case of servum
What is accusative?
Translate the following sentence.
"pavo est optimus!" Caecilius clamat.
The peacock is very good!" shouts Caecilius.
Quintus cibum (consumit vel visitat?)
what part of the speech is triclinium? translate
noun - dining room
puella est ancilla
the girl is a maidservant
This is the case of the word "coquus".
what is nominative?
Translate: coquus cibum in mensa videt.
What is "the cook sees food on the table"?
servus villam (videt vel bibit?)
What part of speech is the term 'suaviter'? translate
adverb - sweetly
caecilius est argentarius
caecilius is a banker