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WorksheetsLatin Cases
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What does this mean?
"difficile est mihi"
It is difficult for them
It is difficult for me
It is difficult for you
It is difficult for us
What does this mean?
"facile est mihi"
It is difficult for us
It is easy for us
It is difficult for me
It is easy for me
What does this mean?
"necesse est mihi"
It is nearly for me
It is necessary for me
I am necessary that I
It is needed that I
What does this mean?
"non commodum est mihi"
I command you do not
It is not commanded that I
It is not convenient for me
What does this mean?
"non decorum est mihi"
It is not right/proper for me
It is not right for me
It is not proper for me
What does this mean?
"qui/quae/quod"
Whom/who
Because
What does this mean?
"quod"
Because/Which
Because
What does this mean?
"servi, qui dominum timebat, e villa cucurrerunt."
The slave were scared of their master because he ran out of the house
The slaves, who were scared of their master, ran out of the house
What does this mean?
"ancilla, quam Caecilius laudavit, laetissima erat."
The slave girl, whom Caecilius praised, was very happy
The slave girl was very happy because Caecilius praised her
Which case is "mihi, tibi, sibi, nobis, vobis and sibi"?
Nominative which is translated as who does the action
Dative which is translated as whom the action describes
Accusative which is translated as who the action was done to
Which tense is "ego, tu, nos and vos"?
Nominative which is translated as who does the action
Accusative which describes who the action was done to
Dative which describes who the person is
Which tense is "me, te, se, nos, vos and se"?
Nominative which is who does the action
Accusative which is who the action was done to
Dative which is who the sentence describes
