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WorksheetsLatin 1 - Unit 1 Terminology
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 10mins
Accusative
the case used for nouns/pronouns acting as the DIRECT OBJECT or OOP
In English, the first major noun to the right of a LINKING verb
a noun or pronoun that comes after a preposition
the case used for nouns/pronouns acting as the SUBJECT or PREDICATE NOMINATIVE
Adjective
person, place, thing, or idea, like teacher, classroom, or education
describes a verb, adverb, or adjective, like quickly, angrily, yesterday
a little word that shows position or direction, like in or under
word that describes a noun or pronoun, like big, scary, unusual
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Adverb
person, place, thing, or idea, like teacher, classroom, or education
describes a verb, adverb, or adjective, like quickly, angrily, yesterday
a little word that shows position or direction, like in or under
word that describes a noun or pronoun, like big, scary, unusual
Preposition
person, place, thing, or idea, like teacher, classroom, or education
describes a verb, adverb, or adjective, like quickly, angrily, yesterday
a little word that shows position or direction, like in or under
word that describes a noun or pronoun, like big, scary, unusual
Noun
person, place, thing, or idea, like teacher, classroom, or education
describes a verb, adverb, or adjective, like quickly, angrily, yesterday
a little word that shows position or direction, like in or under
word that describes a noun or pronoun, like big, scary, unusual
Case
a little word that shows position or direction
a small word showing emotion or excitement
the specific endings on Latin nouns that show their sentence role
word that takes the place of a noun
Direct Object
In English, the first major noun after an ACTION VERB (the "receiver")
In English, the first major noun after a LINKING VERB
In English, the first major noun before a verb (the "doer")
The noun/pronoun that comes after a preposition
Subject
In English, the first major noun after an ACTION VERB (the "receiver")
In English, the first major noun after a LINKING VERB
In English, the first major noun before a verb (the "doer")
The noun/pronoun that comes after a preposition
Predicate Nominative
In English, the first major noun after an ACTION VERB (the "receiver")
In English, the first major noun after a LINKING VERB
In English, the first major noun before a verb (the "doer")
The noun/pronoun that comes after a preposition
OOP (Object of a Preposition)
In English, the first major noun after an ACTION VERB (the "receiver")
In English, the first major noun after a LINKING VERB
In English, the first major noun before a verb (the "doer")
The noun/pronoun that comes after a preposition
English sentence structure depends on word order, but Latin sentence structure depends on word (a) .
Nominative
the case used for nouns/pronouns acting as the DIRECT OBJECT or OOP
In English, the first major noun to the right of a LINKING verb
a noun or pronoun that comes after a preposition
the case used for nouns/pronouns acting as the SUBJECT or PREDICATE NOMINATIVE
Sort the following terms into the correct category.
Noun
Subject
Nominative
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
Preposition
Conjunction
Interjection
Pronoun
Direct Object
Predicate Nominative
Object of a Preposition (OOP)
Accusative
