What case is filiī?

What case is puerō?

What case is agrum?

What case is amīcō?

What case is fīliī?

What case is puerōrum?

What case is agrīs?

What case is amīcōs?

What case is puerīs?

What number is carrōrum?

What number is equīs?

What number is servō?

What number is fīlōs?

What number is puerōs?

What number is ager?

What gender is legatus?

What gender is puer?

What gender is vir?

What gender are second declension nouns ending in -us?

What gender are second declension nouns ending in -er or -ir?

Second declension nouns that are names of "trees" are what gender?

Which word is the subject in this sentence?

Nūntī amīcus in silvā est.

Which word is the direct object in this sentence:

Nunc carrōs sunt in Europā.

Which word is the Object of the Preposition in this sentence:

Hodie in campō pugnāmus vehementer.

Which word in this sentence is the predicate nominative:

In Asiā est vir clārus.

In the sentence below, what case is the word vir?

Sed deī deaeque virōs Trōiae amant.

In the sentence below, what is the function of the word lēgātus: Servus tubam lēgatī portat.

In the sentence below, what is the function of the word campus:

Pugnantne virī in campō?

Which word in this sentence shows possession:

Magnum equum fīliī vocāmus nunc.