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Worksheets2.3 Nominative or Accusative
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 50mins
When is the Nominative case used?
when the noun is the subject of the sentence
when the noun is the direct object of the sentence
when the noun is the indirect object of the sentence
when the verb is the action of the sentence
When is the Accusative Case used?
when the noun is the subject of the sentence
when the noun is the direct object of the sentence
when the noun is the indirect object of the sentence
when the verb is the action of the sentence
Which is the ablative, singular form of aqua?
aquas
aquam
aquā
Which is the accusative, singular form of amicus?
amicus
amicī
amicum
amicōs
amicō
Which is the nominative, singular form of casa?
casa
casae
casam
casā
casīs
Which is the nominative, singular form of cibus?
cibus
cibī
cibum
cibō
cibīs
Which is the accusative, singular form of femina?
femina
feminae
feminam
feminās
feminā
Which is the ablative, singular form of filius?
filius
filium
filiōs
filiō
filiīs
Which is the accusative, plural form of cena?
cena
cenae
cenam
cenās
cenīs
What case is dominum?
Nominative
Accusative
What case is pater?
Nominative
Accusative
What case is amicus?
Nominative
Accusative
What case is mercatorem?
Nominative
Accusative
What case is ancilla?
Nominative
Accusative
Fill in the blank: Grumio _______ coquit.
Grumio is cooking dinner.
cena
cenam
Fill in the blank: Lucia ____________ intrat.
Lucia enters the house.
villa
villam
Fill in the blank: __________ in atrio sedet.
Metella sits in the atrium.
Metella
Metellam
Fill in the blank: ________vinum portat.
Clemens is carrying the wine.
Clemens
Clementem
Fill in the blank: mater est __________.
The mother is happy.
laeta
laetam
Choose the correct translation: amicus Grumionem spectat.
The friend watches Grumio.
Grumio watches the friend.
Choose the correct translation: dominus ancillam laudat.
The master praises the slave girl.
The slave girl praises the master.
Choose the correct translation: Metella mercatorem salutat.
The merchant greets Metella.
Metella greets the merchant.
Choose the correct translation: mercatorem canis audit.
The merchant hears the dog.
The dog hears the merchant.
