A quiz over p. 92
Modestus, having stepped into the kitchen where he had eaten a very good dinner, was returning to prison.
Modestus, having stepped out from the kitchen where he had eaten a very good dinner, was returning to prison.
Modestus, having stepped out of the kitchen where he was eating a very good dinner, was returning to prison.
Modestus, having stepped out of the kitchen where he had eaten a very good dinner, was returning to prison.
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Imperfect; indicative and imperfect; subjunctive
All imperfect; subjunctive
Pluperfect; indicative and pluperfect; indicative
Pluperfect; subjunctive and imperfect; subjunctive
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When he had walked (a while), he thought to himself in this way.
When he had walked (a while), he was thinking to himself in this way.
When he was walking, he he was thinking to himself in this way.
When he used to walk, he had thought to himself in this way.
Magnae is genitive because it describes patientiae and follows vir
Magnae is dative because favet "takes" a dative object
Magnae is nominative because of the plural verb
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I have never known of a more careless person than he.
I have known no one more careless than he.
I have never known of a more careless person than you.
I have known no one more careless than you.
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All pluperfect subjunctive
Pluperfect; subjunctive; imperfect; subjunctive and pluperfect; indicative
Perfect indicative; pluperfect; subjunctive and imperfect; subjunctive
Imperfect indicative; pluperfect; subjunctive and pluperfect; subjunctive
Imperfect indicative; pluperfect; indicative and pluperfect; subjunctive
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A referred to, but not asked directly
Require a "brain" verb after the indirect question clause
Are asked directly
All of the above
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Modestus finds Strŷthiō has left his post
Modestus finds Strŷthiō has been knocked unconscious
Modestus finds Strŷthiō has gone to the kitchen and eaten his dinner
Modestus finds Strŷthiō has left a note for him.
Modestus offers an excuse for leaving the prison
Modestus offers plan for escaping the prison
Modestus offers the optio a bribe for guarding the prison
Strŷthiō unlocks Modestus' cell and they leave prison together
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Rūrsus
Extrā
Dēsinō
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