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WorksheetsRTL V case practice
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 28mins
singular and nominative
-a
-ae
-am
-ārum
-ās
singular and nominative
-a
-ae
-am
-ārum
-ās
plural and nominative
-a
-ae
-am
-ārum
-ās
plural and nominative
-a
-ae
-am
-ārum
-ās
plural and genitive
-a
-ae
-am
-ārum
-ās
plural and genitive
-a
-ae
-am
-ārum
-ās
singular and genitive
-a
-ae
-am
-ābus
-ās
singular and genitive
-a
-ae
-am
-ābus
-ās
singular and accusative
-a
-ae
-am
-īs
-ās
singular and accusative
-a
-ae
-am
-īs
-ās
plural and accusative
-a
-ae
-am
-īs
-ās
plural and accusative
-a
-ae
-am
-īs
-ās
singular and dative
-a
-ae
-am
-īs
-ās
singular and dative
-a
-ae
-am
-īs
-ās
plural and dative
-a
-ae
-am
-īs
-ās
plural and dative
-a
-ae
-am
-īs
-ās
plural and dative
-a
-ae
-am
-ārum
-ābus
Galba’s shop
Galb (a) taberna
full of statues and jars
plēna statu____ et amphor____
-ae
-ās
-ārum
-īs
the girls’ dresses
tunicae puell____
-ae
-ās
-ārum
-īs
Claudia’s money
pecūnia Claudi (a)
Claudia has money.
Claudi (a) pecūniam habet.
Claudia has money.
Claudia pecūni (a) habet.
Galba shows the woman a statue.
Galba fēmin (a) statuam dēmōnstrat.
He shows Tullia a statue.
Tulli (a) statuam dēmōnstrat.
Marcella gives the goddess a garland.
Marcella de (a) corōnam dat.
Marcella gives the goddess a garland.
Marcella deae corōn (a) dat.
Marcella gives the goddess a garland.
Marcell_ deae corōnam dat.
(a)
Small statues make the girls happy.
statu__ parv__ puellās dēlectant.
-ae
-ārum
-ās
-īs
Small statues make the girls happy.
statuae parvae puell__ dēlectant.
-ae
-ārum
-ās
-īs
He sometimes gives small statues to the girls.
interdum puell__ parvās statuās dat.
-ae
-ārum
-ās
-īs
He sometimes gives small statues to the girls.
interdum puellīs parv__ statu__ dat.
-ae
-ārum
-ās
-īs
He sometimes gives small statues to the girls.
interdum puellīs parvās statuās _____.
dat
dant
Tullia sometimes tells stories to her daughters.
Interdum Tullia fīli____ fābulās narrat.
-a
-ae
-ās
-ābus
Tullia sometimes tells stories to her daughters.
Interdum Tulli__ fīliābus fābulās narrat.
-a
-ae
-ās
-ābus
The daughters like the stories
fābul__ fīliae amant.
-a
-ae
-ās
-ābus
The daughters like the stories
fābulās fīli__ amant.
-a
-ae
-ās
-ābus
Tullia’s daughters like the stories
fābulās fīliae Tulli__ amant.
-a
-ae
-ās
-ābus
He sees the women.
fēmin__ videt.
-ae
-ās
-ārum
-īs
Tullia calls the girls.
puellās Tulli (a) vocat.
She has money.
pecuni (a) habet.
The women are Roman
fēmin__ sunt Rōmān__.
(a)
Tullia is Roman.
Tulli__ est Rōmān__.
(a)
