LNM1 Ch 7-9 Review Ex 6
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Identify the verb/s in the following sentence: Catullus sentit sē esse miserum.
Identify the nominative noun/s (subject) in the following sentence: Catullus sentit sē esse miserum.
Translate the following sentence: Catullus sentit sē esse miserum.
is
he
Catullus
miserable
feels that
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence: Nam puella amōrem servāre nōn vult
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence: Nam puella amōrem servāre nōn vult
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence: Nam puella amōrem servāre nōn vult
Translate the following sentence: Nam puella amōrem servāre nōn vult
<their> love
For
to save
the girl
does not want
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence: Catullus dēbet intellegere amōrem servārī nōn posse.
Identify the nominative noun/s (subject) in the following sentence: Catullus dēbet intellegere amōrem servārī nōn posse.
Identify the accusative noun/s (direct object) in the following sentence: Catullus dēbet intellegere amōrem servārī nōn posse.
Translate the following sentence: Catullus dēbet intellegere amōrem servārī nōn posse.
to understand that
ought
Catullus
cannot
love
be preserved
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence: Amor in animō puellae nōn manet.
Identify the nominative noun/s (subject) in the following sentence: Amor in animō puellae nōn manet.
Identify the ablative noun/s in the following sentence: Amor in animō puellae nōn manet.
Identify the genitive noun/s in the following sentence: Amor in animō puellae nōn manet.
Translate the following sentence: Amor in animō puellae nōn manet
remain
the spirit (heart)
the girl
in
does not
love
of
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence: Puella Catullum nōn petit.
Identify the nominative noun/s (subject) in the following sentence: Puella Catullum nōn petit.
Identify the accusative noun/s (direct object) in the following sentence: Puella Catullum nōn petit.
Translate the following sentence: Puella Catullum nōn petit.
the girl
does not seek
Catullus
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence: Puella verba Catullī audīre nōn vult.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence: Puella verba Catullī audīre nōn vult.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence: Puella verba Catullī audīre nōn vult.
Identify the genitive noun/s in the following sentence: Puella verba Catullī audīre nōn vult.
Translate the following sentence: Puella verba Catullī audīre nōn vult.
of
does not want
the girl
the words
to hear
Catullus
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence: Puella bāsia Catullō dare nōn vult.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence: Puella bāsia Catullō dare nōn vult.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence: Puella bāsia Catullō dare nōn vult.
Identify the dative noun/s in the following sentence: Puella bāsia Catullō dare nōn vult.
Translate the following sentence: Puella bāsia Catullō dare nōn vult.
the girl
does not want
to give
to
Catullus
kisses
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence: Itaque Catullus animum firmāre dēbet et ā puellā ambulāre.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence: Itaque Catullus animum firmāre dēbet et ā puellā ambulāre.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence: Itaque Catullus animum firmāre dēbet et ā puellā ambulāre.
Identify the ablative noun/s in the following sentence: Itaque Catullus animum firmāre dēbet et ā puellā ambulāre.
Translate the following sentence: Itaque Catullus animum firmāre dēbet et ā puellā ambulāre.
from
Catullus
And so
must
walk away
the girl
strengthen
his spirit
and