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

• Direct Obj

• PN

• Reference

• Subject

• Indirect Obj

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

(a)  

English sentence roles depend on word order, Latin sentence roles depend on word (a)   .

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Case

,

(b) Number

,

(c) Gender

,

(d) Sentence Role

• direct object

• OOP

• masculine

• predicate nom

• ablative

• reference

• feminine

• plural

• neuter

• dative

• subject

• singular

• genitive

• indirect obj

• nominative

• accusative

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

• Ablative

• Genitive

• Dative

• Nominative

• Accusative

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Person

,

(b) Number

,

(c) Tense

• perfect

• 3rd

• plural

• 2nd

• imperfect

• present

• pluperfect

• 1st

• singular

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Tense

,

(b) Voice

,

(c) Mood

• imperative

• infinitive

• indicative

• present

• perfect

• pluperfect

• active

• passive

• participle

• imperfect

Label the parts of a verb conjugation chart.

b

c

d

e

a

1st

singular

plural

3rd

2nd

Match the following parts of speech with the examples.

• run, think, become, remain

• Noun

• quickly, soon, here, finally

• Preposition

• blue, fluffy, rough, mean

• Verb

• in, over, under, around

• Adverb

• teacher, book, school, knowledge

• Adjective

Match the following parts of speech with the examples.

• superba, nullos, duorum, novum

• Verb

• habitabat, suscipitis, offero, audiens

• Noun

• in, ad, e, de

• Preposition

• regina, deos, sacrificia, filiae

• Adjective

• saepe, quondam, cur, celeriter

• Adverb