NOUN DECLENSION and NOUN/ ADJECTIVE PRACTICE
NOUN ADJECTIVE MATCHING Select the CORRECT ADJECTIVE for EACH NOUN by clicking on the empty square. NOUN ADJECTIVE porcus (pig) olidus (smelly) puella olida (smelly) saxum (rock) olidum (smelly) NOUN and ADJECTIVE MATCHING, PART II Select the CORRECT ADJECTIVE for EACH NOUN by clicking on the empty square. NOUN ADJECTIVE saga (witch) mucosa (slimy) asinus (donkey) mucosus (slimy) rapum (turnip) mucosum (slimy) NOUN ADJECTIVE MATCHING, PART III Select the CORRECT ADJECTIVE for EACH NOUN by clicking on the empty square. NOUN ADJECTIVE bellum (war) purpureum (purple) bestia (beast) purpurea (purple) bos (cow, m.) purpureus (purple) MATCH each adjective to its correct NOUN.REMEMBER - check for SINGULAR vs. PLURAL AND check for GENDER! A PLURAL adjective goes with a PLURAL noun! rusticus nudus (naked) rusticos nudos (naked) sagarum nudarum (naked) sagae nudae (naked) rusticis nudis (naked) sagam nudam (naked) SORT the MASCULINE noun pairs into one column and the FEMININE pairs into the other column! HERE are the words AND their genders:piscis (f., 3rd declension) - fishculex (m., 3rd declension) - gnat FEMININE piscis antiqua piscem antiquam pisces antiquae piscum antiquarum pisces antiquas piscibus antiquis MASCULINE culex antiquus culici antiquo culicem antiquum culices antiqui culicum antiquorum culicibus antiquis FILL IN THIS TABLE to complete the declension of : SAGA, SAGAE, F. (witch. first declension) STEPS:1. Place the FIRST form in the FIRST box and the SECOND form in the box below that (genitive singular) - I've already done this for you!2. Find the STEM of the word - remove the GENITIVE SINGULAR ENDING (-ae) from the second form. That's your STEM!!3. Fill in the STEM in each empty box4. THEN, go through and add the correct ENDINGS FOR THAT DECLENSION to complete each form! NOUN CASES SINGULAR PLURAL NOMINATIVE saga GENITIVE sagae DATIVE ACCUSATIVE ABLATIVE FILL IN THIS TABLE to complete the declension of : ASINUS, ASINI, M. (donkey) STEPS:1. Place the FIRST form (ASINUS) in the FIRST box and the SECOND form (ASINI) in the box below that (genitive singular)2. Find the STEM of the word - remove the GENITIVE SINGULAR ENDING (-i) from the second form. That's your STEM!!3. Fill in the STEM in each empty box4. THEN, go through and add the correct ENDINGS FOR THAT DECLENSION to complete each form! NOUN CASES SINGULAR PLURAL NOMINATIVE GENITIVE DATIVE ACCUSATIVE ABLATIVE FILL IN THIS TABLE to complete the declension of : CAPER, CAPRI, M. (goat, 2nd declension) STEPS:1. Place the FIRST form (CAPER) in the FIRST box and the SECOND form (CAPRI) in the box below that (genitive singular)2. Find the STEM of the word - remove the GENITIVE SINGULAR ENDING (-i) from the second form. That's your STEM!!3. Fill in the STEM in each empty box4. THEN, go through and add the correct ENDINGS FOR THAT DECLENSION to complete each form! NOUN CASES SINGULAR PLURAL NOMINATIVE GENITIVE DATIVE ACCUSATIVE ABLATIVE FILL IN THIS TABLE to complete the declension of : CULEX, CULICIS, M. (gnat, 3rddeclension) STEPS:1. Place the FIRST form (CULEX) in the FIRST box and the SECOND form (CULICIS) in the box below that (genitive singular)2. Find the STEM of the word - remove the GENITIVE SINGULAR ENDING (-is) from the second form. That's your STEM!!3. Fill in the STEM in each empty box4. THEN, go through and add the correct ENDINGS FOR THAT DECLENSION to complete each form! NOUN CASES SINGULAR PLURAL NOMINATIVE GENITIVE DATIVE ACCUSATIVE ABLATIVE