Starter Latin (MT half-term check)

Match the following cases to their meaning

• The subject (doing the verb)

• Accusative

• to/for

• Nominative

• The object (having the verb done to it)

• Ablative

• of

• Genitive

• with/using

• Dative

Neuter plural (nominative and accusative) end in the letter...

Families of nouns are called​ (a)   . Families of verbs are called​ (b)  

• declensions
• conjugations
• infinitives
• ablatives
• genders

Organize these nouns into the right declension

Groups:

(a) 1st declension

,

(b) 2nd declension

,

(c) 2nd declension neuter

• annus

• dominus

• hora

• ancilla

• periculum

• vinum

• aqua

• templum

• puer

Prepositions can take which of the following cases (2 answers)?

• Nominative

• Accusative

• Genitive

• Dative

• Ablative

Reorder the following cases into the order they appear in the noun tables in the text book (leave out the vocative)

• Dative

• Ablative

• Genitive

• Nominative

• Accusative

The infinitive ends in the letters​ (a)   and means ​ (b)   the verb.

• re
• to do
• a
• nt
• he does
• I do

to carry = port​ (a)   , to warn = mon​ (b)   , to drag = trah​ (c)   , to hear = aud​ (d)   .

• are
• ere
• ire
• ēre