chapter 14 grammar

Question 1

uter?

Answer 1

Which of the two?

Question 2

neuter

Answer 2

neither of the two

Question 3

alter

Answer 3

the other of the two

Question 4

uterque

Answer 4

each of the two

Question 5

dative of interest:

Answer 5

denotes the person concerned, benefited or harmed.

Question 6

Ablative of attendant Circumstances;

Answer 6

A noun and an adjective in the ablative can show the conditions surrounding a verb, i.e. “Marcus fenestra aperta dormit.” –with the window open, in the ablative, describes the conditions surrounding the verb “sleep”

Question 7

present participle

Answer 7

it is part adjective and part verb, being able to function as both.

Question 8

present participle has similar endings to which declension?

Answer 8

3rd declension

Question 9

has an ablative singular -e when:

Answer 9

it has verbal force

Question 10

has an ablative singular -i when:

Answer 10

it is only used as an adjective

Question 11

mecum, scum, tecum is like which two words combined?

Answer 11

me, te, se with the preposition “cum,” and they mean the same thing as these two words put together, such as “with me,” or “with you”