Worksheetspartitive genitives in Latin / genitive of the whole
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
A genitive of possession shows what? (check all that apply)
which part
ownership
possession
all of the above
We can find the genitive form of a noun by look at the (a) principal part in the dictionary.
What are the genitive endings of the 1st declension? Choose two answers.
ae
arum
ā
is
What are the genitive endings of the 2nd declension? Choose two answers.
i
o
orum
os
What are the genitive endings of the 3rd declension? Choose two answers.
is
em
um
ibus
too much wine
aliquid vīnī
multum vīnī
nimis vīnī
satis vīnī
some dinner
aliquid cenae
multum cenae
nihil cenae
satis cenae
no shouting
aliquid clāmōris
multum clāmōris
nihil clāmōris
satis clāmōris
enough food
aliquid cibī
multum cibī
nihil cibī
satis cibī
nihil temporis
enough time
some time
lots of time
no time
It's hot enough.
Aliquid aestūs est.
Multum aestūs. est.
Nihil aestūs est.
Satis aestūs est.
nihil novī sub sole
(there's) lots of news under the sun.
(there's) nothing new under the sun.
(there's) something new under the sun.
what's new under the sun?
more water for the guests.
multum aquae convīvīs.
nihil aquae convīvīs.
plūs aquae convīvīs.
satis aquae convīvīs.
“Satīs tālōrum,” dīxit Cornēlius
"Enough dice!" said Cornēlius
"More dice!" said Cornēlius
"Some dice!" said Cornēlius
"Too much dice!" said Cornēlius
some sounds
aliquid sonituum
nihil sonituum
multum sonituum
satis sonituum
Nōn satis temporis est!
There's enough time left.
There isn't any time left.
There's not enough time left.
There's plenty of time left.
