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WorksheetsLatin First Declension Endings and Cases
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Singular Nominative
-a
-ã
-ae
-am
Plural Nominative
-ae
-a
-ā
am
Singular Genitive
-ae
-am
-ā
-arum
Plural Genitive
-arum
-ae
-am
-ā
Singular Accusative
-am
-as
-ā
-a
Plural Accusative
-as
-am
-is
-ā
Singular Ablative
ā
-is
-ae
-a
Plural Ablative
ā
-is
-as
-a
The Predicate Nominative...
renames the Subject.
performs the action.
modifies the Subject.
The Subject...
performs the action.
renames the Predicate Nominative.
modifies the Predicate Nominative.
The Predicate Adjective...
modifies the Subject.
renames the Subject.
performs the action.
The Nominative Case refers to...
the Subject or words that go back to the Subject.
the show of possession.
an indirect object.
a direct object.
An Genitive Case refers to...
the Subject or words that go back to the Subject.
the show of possession.
an indirect object.
a direct object.
An Ablative Case refers to
a noun following a verb of giving telling or showing.
the object of prepositions.
the object that tells what of whom recieved the action.
the object of possesion.
An Dative Case refers to
a noun following a verb of giving telling or showing.
the object of prepositions.
the object that tells what of whom recieved the action.
the object of possesion.
An Accusative Case refers to
a noun following a verb of giving telling or showing.
the object of prepositions.
the object that tells what of whom recieved the action.
the object of possesion.
