CLC Latin Grammar Stages 1-8 (accusative plural)

The noun that DOES THE VERB in a sentence is called the ...

• Subject

• Object

The noun that HAS THE VERB DONE TO IT in a sentence is called the ...

• Subject

• Object

In Latin, singular OBJECTS always end in ...

• -a

• -us

• -m

• they can end in anything

The SUBJECT of a sentence is written in the ...

• NOMINATIVE case

• ACCUSATIVE case

The OBJECT of a sentence is written in the ...

• NOMINATIVE case

• ACCUSATIVE case

Which of the following are SINGULAR? Tick all that apply

• puella

• servus

• servi

• iuvenis

Which of the following are PLURAL? Tick all that apply

• puellae

• servus

• servi

• iuvenes

Which of the following are PLURAL? Tick all that apply

• puellas

• servus

• servos

• iuvenes

Which of the following are SINGULAR? Tick all that apply

• puellam

• servum

• servos

• iuvenem

Which of the following are in the NOMINATIVE case? Tick all that apply

• iuvenis

• servum

• servus

• iuvenem