Online Latin Drills
Prof. Margaret B. Phillips, University
of Missouri at St. Louis
Chapter 2: Argus steals the dinner
Case Endings
In an inflected language like Latin, where
word endings carry much more meaning than in languages like English,
it's important to be able to recognize instantly the different
case endings.
In this
exercise, practice identifying nominative and accusative
case endings.
In this
exercise, practice using nominative and accusative correctly.
In this
exercise, practice your grasp of nouns, verbs, and other
vocabulary from the first two chapters.
In this
exercise, practice your grasp of sentence patterns from the
first two chapters.
Pompeii: Vestibulum with
watchdog mosaic from House of P. Paquius Proculus.
Credits: Paula Chabot, 1993, from VRoma
Archives.
