Stage 3 Practicing the Language

Master Latin noun declensions and cases with our interactive practice worksheet!

The Latin Companion Look up any words that you can't remember in this glossary. This is identical to the glossary at the back of your textbook. Electronic Glossary Pars Prīma: Pick the correct word to complete the sentence. Then translate the story. servus ad hortum ... recitat venit Translation: The slave comes to the garden. coquus ad culīnam ... revenit habet Translation: The cook returns to the kitchen. artifex ē triclīniō... laudat exit Translation: The painter leaves the dining room. Syphāx servum ad vīllam... dūcit intrat Translation: Syphax leads the slave to the house. Pars Secunda: The following words are all in the nominative case. Their accusative cases all occur in the story artifex on pagīna 29. Use that story to help you sort them into the correct declensions below. First Declension iānua Metella pictūra Second Declension Quīntus Third Declension canis leō Herculēs artifex Pars Tertia: Pick the noun that completes the sentence correctly. Then translate the sentence. amīcus _ laudat. servus servum Translation: The friend praises the slave. senex _ intrat. taberna tabernam Translation: The old man enters the shop. _ cibum gustat. dominus dominum Translation: The master tastes the food. _ Metellam salūtat. mercātor mercātōrem Translation: The merchant greets Metella. vēnālīcius _ videt. tōnsor tōnsōrem Translation: The slavedealer sees the barber. _ versum recitat. poēta poētam Translation: The poet recites a verse. _ in forō ambulat. senex senem Translation: The old man is walking in the forum. ancilla _ ad ātrium dūcit. artifex artificem Translation: The slavegirl leads the painter to the atrium.