WorksheetsPrimary Latin
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What case is used for the subject of a sentence?
nominative
accusative
What case is used for the direct object of a verb?
nominative
accusative
Translate: cadō
I fall
you fall
he falls
they fall
Translate: dormīs
I sleep
you sleep
she sleeps
they sleep
Translate: dormiunt
I sleep
you sleep
she sleeps
they sleep
Translate: ambulat
I walk
you walk
she walks
they walk
Translate: ambulant
I walk
you walk
she walks
they walk
What's the subject?
pater gladium habet.
pater
gladium
habet
What's the direct object?
pater gladium habet.
pater
gladium
habet
What's the subject?
senātōrēs servōs vident.
senātōrēs
servōs
vident
What's the direct object?
senātōrēs servōs vident.
senātōrēs
servōs
vident
What's the plural version of fīlia?
fīliae
fīliās
fīliam
What's the plural version of fīlia in the nominative?
fīliae
fīliās
fīliam
What's the plural version of servus in the nominative?
servī
servōs
servum
What's the plural version of frāter in the nominative?
frātrēs
frātrem
What's the plural version of frātrem (accusative)?
frātrēs
frāter
What's the plural version of amicum (accusative)?
amici
amicos
What's the plural version of puellam (accusative)?
puellas
puellae
What's the accusative of cibus?
(a)
What's the accusative singular of cella?
(a)
