Jenney's Lesson 1 to 4 Review Flashcards
Translate simple Latin sentences. Identify Nominative, Genitive, Accusative, and Ablative Cases and their uses. (41 cards)
What is the best translation for the following sentence?
Puer et puella verba parant.
The boy and the girl are preparing words.
The boy and girl prepare words.
Give the case, number, and gender of VERBA and its use in the sentence.
Puer et puella verba parant.
accusative, plural, neuter, direct object
Give the case, number, and gender of PUELLA and its use in the following sentence.
Puer et puella verba parant.
nominative, singular, feminine, subject
GIve the case, number, and gender of PUER and its use in the following sentence.
Puer et puella verba parant.
nominative, singular, masculine, subject
What is the best translation for the following sentence?
Nuntius legatos vocat in oppidum.
The messenger calls/is calling the ambassadors into the town.
Give the case, number, and gender of LEGATOS and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius legatos vocat in oppidum.
accusative, plural, masculine, direct object
Give the case, number, and gender of OPPIDUM and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius legatos vocat in oppidum.
accusative, singular, neuter, object of a preposition
Give the case, number, and gender of NUNTIUS and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius legatos vocat in oppidum.
nominative, singular, masculine, subject
What is the best translation for the following sentence?
Pueri cum puellis in agris ambulant.
The boys are walking/walk with the girls in the fields.
Give the case, number, and gender of PUELLIS and its use in the following sentence
Pueri cum puellis in agris ambulant.
ablative, plural, feminine, object of a preposition
Give the case, number, and gender of AGRIS and its use in the following sentence
Pueri cum puellis in agris ambulant.
ablative, plural, masculine, object of a preposition
Give the case, number, and gender of PUERI and its use in the following sentence
Pueri cum puellis in agris ambulant.
nominative, plural, masculine, subject
What is the best translation for the following sentence?
Nuntius verba ad villam portat ab agricolae amico
The messenger carries/is carrying words to the farmhouse.
Give the case, number, and gender of VILLAM and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius verba ad villam portat ab agricoae amico
accusative, singular, feminine, object of a preposition
Give the case, number, and gender of VERBA and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius verba ad villam portatab agricolae amico.
accusative, plural, neuter, direct object
Give the case, number, and gender of AGRICOLAE and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius verba ad villam portatab agricolae amico.
genitive, singular, masculine, possession
Give the case, number, and gender of AMICO and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius verba ad villam portatab agricolae amico.
ablative, singular, masculine, object of a preposition
What is the best translation for the following sentence?
Bellumne paratis contra patriam?
Are you preparing war against the fatherland/homeland?
Give the case, number, and gender of BELLUM and its use in the following sentence
Bellumne paratis contra patriam?
accusative, singular, neuter, direct object
Give the case, number, and gender of PATRIAM and its use in the following sentence
Bellumne paratis contra patriam?
accusative, singular, feminine, object of a preposition
What is the best translation for the following sentence?
Nonne estis puerorum et puellarum amici?
You are friends of the boys and girls, aren’t you?
Give the case, number, and gender of AMICI and its use in the following sentence
Nonne estis puerorum et puellarum amici?
nominative, plural, masculine, predicate nominative
Give the case, number, and gender of PUERORUM and its use in the following sentence
Nonne estis puerorum et puellarum amici?
genitive, plural, masculine, possession
Give the case, number, and gender of PUELLARUM and its use in the following sentence
Nonne estis puerorum et puellarum amici?
genitive, plural, feminine, possession
