Latin 2 Quiz
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INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION (COLLABORATIVE READING & DISCUSSION)
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Two students translate the sentence 'Romani Graecos superaverunt.'
Student X: 'The Romans defeated the Greeks.'
Student Y: 'The Greeks defeated the Romans.'
Both students claim their translation is supported by the Latin. A third student says only one can be right and that the case endings settle the matter definitively. The third student then adds that if the sentence had been 'Romani Graecos superabantur,' the case endings alone would still determine subject and object identically. Is the third student's full claim — both parts — correct?
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