cases, declensions and positions in speech

Question 1

what is the nominative case?

Answer 1

the nominative case is the subject of a sentence

Question 2

what is the accusative case?

Answer 2

the accusative case is the direct object of a sentence

Question 3

what case will commonly end in the letter ‘m’

Answer 3

accusative case

Question 4

what letter does the nominative case normally end in if a word is first declension

Answer 4

‘a’

Question 5

what letter does the nominative case normally end in if a word is second declension

Answer 5

‘u’

Question 6

what letter does the nominative case normally end in if a word is third declension

Answer 6

anything other and a or u, often e o or r

Question 7

in the third declension, what 2 letters do words normally end with

Answer 7

em

Question 8

in the first declension, what 2 letters do words normally end with

Answer 8

am

Question 9

in the second declension, what 2 letters do words normally end with

Answer 9

um

Question 10

In the sentence ‘servus est in hortō’ what word is the nominative case?

Answer 10

The word ‘servus’

Question 11

In the sentence ‘servus est in hortō’ what word is the accusative case?

Answer 11

The word ‘hortō’