Latin I.13.Case Practice

Front

Septima hora erat.

Back

nominative, predicate

Front

Ecce Marce! exclamat Sextus.

Back

voc, direct address

Answer explanation

-e is a vocative ending. Sextus is talking directly to Marcus.

Front

tabellarius epistulas civium ab urbe fert.

Back

acc, direct object

Answer explanation

The courier carries LETTERS. The -as ending is accusative plural.

Front

tabellarius epistulas civium ab urbe fert.

Back

gen, possession

Answer explanation

Civis is a 3rd declension noun. -ium is the genitive plural ending.

Front

tabellarius epistulas civium ab urbe fert.

Back

abl, place from

Front

raeda in fossam magno fragore descendit. What is the case of "fossam"?

Back

acc, place to which, obj. of prep

Front

raedarius raedam magnā arte agit.

Back

abl, manner

Answer explanation

How is he driving? In what way? With great skill.

Front

Cornelius ad omnes partes Italiae iter facit.

Back

Cornelius is traveling to all parts of Italy.