dative singular, 2nd declension

Nominative plural, 3rd declension masculine/feminine

The following are all forms of the THIRD declension. Which is NOT singular?

The following are all SECOND declension forms. Which is NOT singular?

Which declension? manus, manūs f. hand

Which declension? bellum, bellī n. war

Which declension? pater patris m. father

Which form is this? arborī (arbor, arboris f. tree)

Which form is this? arborum (arbor, arboris f. tree)

Which form is this? manuī (manus manūs f. )

Which form is this? manuum (manus manūs f. )

Which form is this? perīcula (perīculum, perīculī n. danger)

Which is NOT a possible ABLATIVE form (any declension, number)?

Which is NOT a possible GENITIVE form (any declension, number)?

Which is NOT ACCUSATIVE?

Which is NOT a possible DATIVE form (any declension, number)?

Choose the correct form of vir, virī m. (man) to complete these sentences. We heard the men in the street.

Choose the correct form of vir, virī m. (man) to complete these sentences. Those men were happy.

Choose the correct form of soror, sororis f. (sister) to complete the sentence. I stole my sister's book.

Choose the correct form of soror, sororis f. (sister) to complete the sentence. I told a story to my sister.

Choose the correct form of nauta nautae m. (sailor) to complete the sentence. Caesar was a sailor.