Ecce Ch. 9

When followed by the ablative case, the Latin preposition "in" means (give one possible answer).

When followed by the accusative case, the Latin preposition "in" means

Which of the prepositions below are followed by the ablative case? Check all that apply.

• sub

• in

• e, ex

• prope

Which of the prepositions below are followed by the accusative case? Check all the apply.

• per

• prope

• ad

• in

How do you say "out of the fields" in Latin?

How do you say "through the door" in Latin?

How do you say "under the trees" in Latin?

How do you say "into the houses" in Latin?

How do you say "near the tree" in Latin?

What does "nescio" mean?

• I don't know

• no one

• I try

• together