RTL I-IV case practice

Match the following

• accusative singular

• -ae

• accusative plural

• -ās

• genitive singular OR nominative plural

• -ārum

• nominative singular

• -a

• genitive plural

• -am

Match the following

• nominative singular

• -ārum

• accusative plural

• -am

• genitive plural

• -ae

• accusative singular

• -a

• genitive singular OR nominative plural

• -ās

Match the following

• action

• accusative case

• possessor

• verb

• receiver of action

• nominative case

• do-er of action

• genitive case

Match the following

• receiver of action

• genitive case

• action

• verb

• possessor

• accusative case

• do-er of action

• nominative case

Tullia's daughters have a happy life.

Match the following:

• possessor

• Tullia's

• receiver of action

• happy life

• do-er of action

• daughters

• action

• have

fīliae Tulliae vītam laetam habet.

Match the following:

• do-er of action

• vītam laetam

• receiver of action

• fīliae

• possessor

• habet

• action

• Tulliae

fīliae Tulliae vītam laetam habet.

Match the following:

• genitive singular

• fīliae

• verb

• Tulliae

• nominative plural

• habet

• accusative singular

• vītam laetam

discipulae patientiam habent.

Match the following:

• verb

• patientiam

• nominative plural

• habent

• accusative singular

• discipulae

discipulae patientiam habet.

• The students have patience.

• The sailor has great courage.

• The farmer has prudence.

nauta fortitudinem magnam habet.

• The students have patience.

• The sailor has great courage.

• The farmer has prudence.