Where are you leaving from?

In Latin, verbs of leaving need special endings (ablative case) for the nouns you're leaving from;

which of these endings shows motion FROM? (singular)

• -ae

• -ī

• -īs

• -ō

• -us

In Latin, verbs of leaving need special endings (ablative case) for the nouns you're leaving from;

which of these endings shows motion FROM? (plural)

• -ae

• -ī

• -īs

• -ō

• -us

In Latin, verbs of leaving need special endings (ablative case) for the nouns you're leaving from;

which of these endings shows motion FROM? (singular)

• -ae

• -ī

• -e

• -ōs

• -ūs

In Latin, verbs of leaving need special endings (ablative case) for the nouns you're leaving from;

which of these endings shows motion FROM? (plural)

• -ae

• -ibus

• -e

• -ōs

• -ūs

In Latin, verbs of leaving need special endings (ablative case) for the nouns you're leaving from;

which of these endings shows motion FROM? (singular)

• -ae

• -ibus

• -ā

• -ōs

• -ūs

fill in the blank with the correct form of the nouns given in brackets;

discēdō ab (Circūs Maximus)

fill in the blank with the correct form of the nouns given in brackets;

"Unde exīs hodiē?"

"Hodiē exeō dē (Templum) Vestae!"

fill in the blank with the correct form of the nouns given in brackets;

Rōmulus et Remus exeunt ēx (fluvius Tiberis)

fill in the blank with the correct form of the nouns given in brackets;

1. Lupa ab (geminī) effūgit.

fill in the blank with the correct form of the nouns given in brackets;

1. "Ō Rōmule, hodiē tū redīsne ex (collis Palātīnus)?"