Latin 2 S1 Grammar Review

Organize the sentence roles into the correct column, depending on which case is used in Latin.

Groups:

(a) Nominative

,

(b) Dative

,

(c) Accusative

• PN

• Reference

• Direct Obj

• Indirect Obj

• Subject

What is the only sentence role you know that can occur in more than one case?

English sentence roles depend on word order, Latin sentence roles depend on word _________.

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Case

,

(b) Number

,

(c) Gender

,

(d) Sentence Role

• predicate nom

• ablative

• singular

• masculine

• accusative

• indirect obj

• dative

• plural

• subject

• nominative

• reference

• feminine

• neuter

• OOP

• genitive

• direct object

Put the cases into the correct order according to the declension chart.

• Nominative

• Genitive

• Dative

• Accusative

• Ablative

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Person

,

(b) Number

,

(c) Tense

• imperfect

• 3rd

• singular

• present

• 1st

• plural

• pluperfect

• perfect

• 2nd

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Tense

,

(b) Voice

,

(c) Mood

• participle

• perfect

• passive

• active

• indicative

• imperfect

• imperative

• present

• infinitive

• pluperfect

Label the parts of a verb conjugation chart.

b

c

d

e

a

plural

3rd

1st

2nd

singular

Match the following parts of speech with the examples.

• in, over, under, around

• Noun

• run, think, become, remain

• Adverb

• teacher, book, school, knowledge

• Verb

• blue, fluffy, rough, mean

• Preposition

• quickly, soon, here, finally

• Adjective

Match the following parts of speech with the examples.

• superba, nullos, duorum, novum

• Preposition

• regina, deos, sacrificia, filiae

• Adverb

• saepe, quondam, cur, celeriter

• Noun

• habitabat, suscipitis, offero, audiens

• Adjective

• in, ad, e, de

• Verb