WorksheetsNoun Cases in Latin
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
please answer in English;
A case in Latin describes what?
please answer in English;
What do we use in English to give meaning to words in a sentence?
(a)
please answer in English;
What do we use in Latin to give meaning to words in a sentence?
(a)
which of these cases describes the subject of a sentence?
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
which of these cases describes the direct object of a sentence?
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
Which of these cases do we use to show motion toward in a sentence?
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
Which of these cases do we use to show the indirect object in a sentence?
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
Which of these cases do we use to show possession in a sentence?
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
Which of these cases do we use to show by, with, from, or in, with or without a preposition, in a sentence?
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
please match the function to the correct case.
by / with / from / in
ablative
possession
genitive
direct object
accusative
to / for
dative
form of address
vocative
please match the case with it's correct function in a sentence
nominative
subject
genitive
the 'of' word / possession
dative
indirect object (to / for)
accusative
motion toward (w/ a preposition)
ablative
by, with, from, in
give me the case of the underlined words;
Augustus multōs annōs erat imperātor Imperiī Rōmānī.
(a)
please give me the case of the underlined words;
Caesar Brūtum ad sē currentem et mussāvit, "Et tū, Brūte?"
(a)
please give me the case of the underlined words;
Lupa tum īnfantēs in lītora flūminis invēnit, et eōs ē mōrtuō certē servāvit.
(a)
please give me the case of the underlined words;
Rōmānī semper dīcēbant, "Nōs sumus fīliī lupae!"
(a)
