Worksheet #22. 515 Latin III. Ms. Murphy. Nomen: RELATIVE PRONOUN
WORKSHEET. For each sentence below, (1) circle the relative pronoun, (2)
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515 Latin III Ms. Murphy
Nomen: RELATIVE PRONOUN WORKSHEET
For each sentence below, (1) circle the relative pronoun, (2) underline the relative clause, (3) draw an arrow from the relative pronoun to its antecedent, (4) identify the gender, number, and case of the relative pronoun, and (5) translate the relative pronoun (and any related words) into Latin. NOTA BENE!!!!!!
The CASE of a relative pronoun is determined by the pronoun’s USE in the relative clause.
An example is done for you. EXAMPLE: The road on which the Cornelians returned to Rome was the Appian Way. Gender: Feminine Number: Singular Case: Ablative Translation: Via, in qu! Corneli" ad Romam reddiderunt, erat Via Appia.
1.
The Cornelians travelled with Sextus, whose father was in Asia.
Gender: Number: Case: Translation: 2.
Aurelia went to the shop to buy dormice which she cooked for dinner.
Gender: Number: Case:
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Translation: 3. The shopkeeper, from whom Aurelia bought the dormice, was a very shrewd man. Gender: Number: Case: Translation: 4.
Cornelia invited many friends, who lived in Rome, to dinner.
Gender: Number: Case: Translation: 5.
The girl, for whom the dinner was being held, was about to turn sixteen.
Gender: Number: Case: Translation: 6.
The guests gave the girl, whose name was Julia, many gifts.
Gender: Number: Case: Translation: 7.
Sextus’ father, to whom Gaius was writing, was not expected to return for many days.
Gender: Number: Case: Translation:
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8.
The dormice, which they ate for dinner, made all the guests sick.
Gender: Number: Case: Translation: 9.
The letter, which Sextus was writing, was never sent.
Gender: Number: Case: Translation: 10.
The letter, which was never sent, was not very important.
Gender: Number: Case: Translation:
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