Deponent verbs, part 4

It's quiz time. Go read up on parts one, two and three. Then take the quiz.

Viri togati in raedis vehuntur.

1. vehuntur: Passive or deponent?

Viri togati bracas non gerunt, quia eas verentur.

2. verentur: Passive or deponent?

Bracas evitare conantur.

3. conantur: Passive or deponent?

Viri togati et viri in bracis numquam amantur.

4. amantur: Passive or deponent?

Nam sandalibus non utuntur.

5. utuntur: Passive or deponent?

Ok, answer time. Highlight from here to 1) passive; 2) deponent; 3) deponent; 4) passive; 5) deponent here for the answers.

Telling apart Dative and Ablative plural, part 4

Here it is: the quiz. Can you tell them apart in context? Let's see. Review here, here and here if you need it.

Viris togatis, negotia aguntur.

1. Viris togatis: dative or ablative?

Quibus hi viri tempus suum dant?

2 Quibus: dative or ablative? (extra point: answer the question)

Pretium negotiis est carum.

3. Negotiis: dative or ablative?

Hi viri vias et theatra negotiis suis faciunt.

4. Negotiis suis: dative or ablative?

Cur theatra ab viris fient?

5. Viris: dative or ablative?

Ut alii cives spectaculis frui possint.

6. Spectaculis: dative or ablative?

Highlight from here to 1. Ablative 2. Dative (extra point: negotiis) 2. Dative 4. Ablative 5. Ablative 6. Ablative See how much more common ablative uses are? here for the answers.

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