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ER 09 Matching Cases

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Question 1

1.

Match the nouns below to the correct cases on the right.

patrem
puerī
puella

Question 2

2.

Match the nouns below to the correct cases on the right.

tunicam
virō
hortīs

Question 3

3.

Order the nouns below to match a noun chart.

I.e. put them into the order of a noun chart:
nominative singular
accusative singular
ablative singular
vocative singular
nominative plural
accusative plural
ablative plural
vocative plural

fīliīs
fīlius

Question 4

4.

Which sentence below uses an ablative with the preposition (the phrase in bold)?

Ad vīllam redit.
Sub arbore dormit.

Ad vīllam redit.

Sub arbore dormit.

Question 5

5.

Which sentence below uses an ablative with the preposition (the phrase in bold)?

Statua in piscīnam cadit.
In rāmō sedet.

Statua in piscīnam cadit.

In rāmō sedet.

Question 6

6.

Now translate the following sentence into English (you may need to look some words up in the textbook's dictionary):

Statua in piscīnam cadit.

Question 7

7.

Now translate the following sentence into English (you may need to look some words up in the textbook's dictionary):

In rāmō sedet.

Look back at your last two translations. Note that the preposition in both sentences is the same (in) but it translates differently in each sentence.

vōce

puellā

puerum

servīs

Nominative

Accusative

Ablative

agrōs

vōx

puer

puellīs

Nominative

Accusative

Ablative

fīliōs

fīliī (voc.)

fīliī (nom.)

fīlī

fīliō

fīlium