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WorksheetsSuburani Ch 2 - Grammar 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
Gisco canem videt.
Gisco sees the dog.
The dog sees Gisco.
Gisco has a dog.
The merchant sells food.
mercator cibum vendit.
mercator cibus vendit
Faustum amīcus salūtat.
Faustus greets his friend
A friend greets Faustus
I see an apartment building.
ego insula video
ego insulam video
You are holding a baby.
tu infans tenes
tu infantem tenes
Rufina ???? portat.
cibus
cibum
Gisco ???? spectat.
filius
filium
filia
senator ???? quaerit
uxor
uxorem
turba ???? audit.
canis
canem
In class, we talked about something called "case." Once you have determined the case of a Latin noun, what will you know about it?
HOW it is being used in the sentence
Whether it is SINGULAR or PLURAL
Whether is is MASCULINE, FEMININE, or NEUTER
Whether it's a PERSON, PLACE, or THING
What do we call the noun in the sentence that the action is HAPPENING TO (getting verbed)?
subject
direct object
indirect object
just "object"
What is the SUBJECT of a sentence?
the noun that is DOING the action
the noun that the action HAPPENS TO
the noun that tells you WHERE something is happening
the noun that is RECEIVING something (like a gift)
The (a) CASE is used for the SUBJECT of the sentence
The (a) CASE is used for the DIRECT OBJECT of the sentence
How do you determine the case of a Latin noun? (i.e. Whether it is nominative or accusative?)
Look at the ENDING
Look at the FIRST LETTER
Look at WHERE it is in the sentence
Look at the VERB
Based on the ENDING, which of the following nouns are NOMINATIVE?
patrem
coquus
culina
viam
mercator
Based on the ENDINGS, which of the following nouns are ACCUSATIVE?
mater
mercatorem
ancillam
dominum
amicus
Organize these options into the right categories
insula
canis
infans
Gisco
cellam
Catiam
imperatorem
filium
match them up!
habitat
he stands
habito
he lives
stat
I have
habeo
I live
habet
he has
(a) meus (b) in Subura habet.
