Latin II Sentence Structure Review 1

Latin II Sentence Structure Review 1



3rd Person Subjects and Verbs

​3rd Person Subjects and Verbs

Subjects are in the Nominative Case.

Singular subjects often end with -us and -a, but there are a collection of other endings like -x, -is, -ns, r, etc. You can find the nominative signular of a noun by looking at the dictionary form. The first word is the nominative singular. For example, the nominative singular of custos, custodis (m.) is custos.

Plural subjects end with -i, -ae, or -es.

Multiple Choice

Which noun is in the singular nominative?

• custodis

• custos

• custode

• custodi

Multiple Choice

Which noun is in the singular nominative case?

• epistulas

• epistulam

• epistula

• epistulae

Multiple Choice

Which adjective is in the singular nominative case?

• bonos

• bonus

• bonas

• bonarum

Multiple Choice

Which noun is in the plural nominative case?

• lectum

• lectus

• lecti

• lecto

Multiple Choice

Which noun is in the plural nominative case?

• nautae

• nautam

• nautas

• nauta

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The plural of navis is ​

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.

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The singular of servi is ​

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.

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The plural of ancilla is ​

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.

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The singular of invenes is ​

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​3rd Person Subjects and Verbs

Subjects and verbs must have the same number.

Singular 3rd Person verbs end with -t and have a singular Nominative subject.

Plural 3rd Person verbs end with -nt and have a singular Nominative subject.

Multiple Choice

Which noun could be the subject of claudivit?

• mariti

• maritus

Multiple Choice

Which noun could be the subject of delebant?

• rex

• reges

Multiple Choice

Which noun could be the subject of facit?

• vir

• viri

Multiple Choice

Which word could be the subject of sunt?

• ceteri

• alius

Categorize

Options (6)

iuvenis

puella

filius

iuvenes

puellae

filii

Match the subjects with the verbs.

Remember, subjects and verbs must have the same number (singular or plural).

cantabat

cantabant

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hospites ​

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.

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femina ​

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.

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​

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​ promittit.

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​

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​ convenerunt.

Categorize

Options (6)

epistula

epistulae

mons

montes

custos

custodes

Match then subject to the verb. Remember, the subject and verb must have the same number (singular or plural).

est

sunt

Multiple Choice

Which word is the 1st person singular?

• ego

• nos

• id

• ea