Relative Clauses
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- Q1What is the Antecendent? Senex, qui sceptrum tenebat, erat rex Cogdidubus.Senexquisceptrumrex30s
- Q2What is the relative pronoun? Senex, qui sceptrum tenebat, erat rex Cogdidubus.quitenebateratsenex30s
- Q3What case is the relative pronoun? Senex, qui sceptrum tenebat, erat rex Cogdidubus.nomaccabldat30s
- Q4What is the gender is the relative pronoun? Senex, qui sceptrum tenebat, erat rex Cogdidubus.MascFemNeut30s
- Q5What is the Antecendent? femina, quae diadema gerebat, erat regina.reginafeminadiademagerebat30s
- Q6What is the relative pronoun? femina, quae diadema gerebat, erat regina.reginafeminaquaeerat30s
- Q7What is the case is the relative pronoun? femina, quae diadema gerebat, erat regina.accnomablgen30s
- Q8What is the gender of the relative pronoun? femina, quae diadema gerebat, erat regina.MascNeutFem30s
- Q9What is case is the relative pronoun? plaustrum, quod vides, domine, rotam fractam habet.NomaccablDat30s
- Q10What is the relative pronoun in this clause? domine, difficile est nobis procedere, quod hi Britanni complet.Nonenobishiquod30s