The verb EST usually comes

• at the beginning of the sentence
• in the middle of the sentence
• at the end of the sentence

Most Latin verbs come

• at the beginning of the sentence
• in the middle of the sentence
• at the end of the sentence

Which is NOT a good translation for a present tense verb?

• VERBs
• is VERBing
• was VERBing

In Latin the subject usually comes at the beginning of the sentence.

• true
• false

In Latin, the direct object usually comes after the verb.

• true
• false

______refers to a noun’s grammatical function in a particular context.

• case
• gender
• number

______refers to a whether a noun is masculine, feminine, or neuter.

• case
• gender
• number

______refers to a whether a noun is singular or plural.

• case
• gender
• number

A group of nouns that share a similar set of endings is known as a _____.

• case
• gender
• declension

What case are nouns like Metella, Caecilius, and mercator?

• nominative
• accusative