PowerPoint Presentations: Nouns by Sue Shelton Endings are Everything Do you have students who are confused about how to know which case to use? This PowerPoint presentation explains rules about noun usage to students who are unclear on grammar. Through clear explanations, understandable examples, and questions designed to test comprehension, this presentation will help clarify the idea of nouns for your students, which will in turn clarify their understanding of Latin grammar. "Endings are Everything" PowerPoint What Case? << Table of Contents >> Declining a Noun and Declining a Third Declension Noun

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