Core Elements Practice

Sharpen your Latin grammar! Practice noun declensions, cases, and translate sentences with this engaging worksheet.

Sort the noun into their correct declension group! Group 1 (1st declension) puella amica villa Cornelia Flavia pictura statua Italia piscina Group 2 (2nd declension) servus vir puer amicus ramus hortus Marcus Group 3 (3rd declension) vox arbor fragor clamor nomen Give the direct object form of the noun in the left hand column! 1. vir >> virum2. puella >> puellam3. arbor >> arborem4. vox >> vocem5. Cornelia >> Corneliam6. puer >> puerum7. Marcus >> Marcum8. tu >> te9. amica >> amicam10. servus >> servum11. fragor >> fragorem Fill in the endings of the nouns in the following story, according to the function of each noun in its sentence. Dum Cornēlia dormit, Sextus arborem ascendit. Cornēlia Sextum non videt, quod dormit. Mārcus ad arborem currit et fragorem audit quod Sextus ex arbore cadit. Cornēlia non iam dormit. Mārcus et Cornēlia Sextum conspiciunt et rīdent. Sextus Cornēliam et Mārci non iam amat. Translate into Latin: Sextus is always annoying Cornelia. Translate into Latin: Cornelia is tired and is sleeping under a tree. Translate into Latin: Marcus catches sight of the annoying boy. Translate into Latin: Cornelia hears a big crash.