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Online Latin Drills
Prof. Margaret B. Phillips, University of Missouri at St. Louis

Chapter 4: At the fountain

Singular and plural

So far you have worked with nouns only in the singular. But Latin, of course, like English, has plural also.

In this exercise, practice providing plural verb forms.

In this exercise, practice providing plural noun and adjective forms.

In this exercise, practice changing singular to plural.

In this exercise, practice using singular and plural verbs, nouns, and adjectives correctly.

Public fountain at a street corner, Pompeii. Jeremy Walker, VRoma Archives.

Trevi Fountain,Rome. Jo Ann Haughton,VRoma Archives.

 


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