Latin for Beginners

First Steps

01Subjects, Objects, and the Copula Exercises10

01Plural Nouns and Verb Agreement Exercises10

The First Declension

01Cases and the First Declension Exercises10

01Nominative, Accusative, and Genitive Exercises10

01The Latin Dative and Indirect Objects Exercises10

01Ablative Case and Adjective Agreement Exercises10

01First Declension: Cases and Gender Exercises10

01Adjective Agreement and Word Order Exercises10

The Second Declension

01The Second Declension: O-Stem Nouns Exercises10

01Adjectives and Apposition Exercises10

01First & Second Declension Adjectives Exercises10

01Nouns in -ius and -ium Exercises10

01Nouns and Adjectives in -er and -ir Exercises10

Adjectives & Pronouns

01Possessive Adjectives and Reflexive suus Exercises10

01The Four Ablative Uses of "With"Exercises10

01The Nine Irregular Adjectives Exercises10

01The Demonstrative is, ea, id Exercises10

Verbs & Tenses

01The Verb Sum in Three Tenses Exercises10

01The Four Conjugations: Present Tense Exercises10

01The Imperfect Active Tense Exercises10

01The Future Active Tense Exercises10

01The Dative with Adjectives Exercises10

01The Third and Fourth Conjugations Exercises10

01The Imperfect: 3rd/4th Conjugations Exercises10

01The Future: 3rd/4th Conjugations Exercises10

01-iō Verbs and the Imperative Mood Exercises10

The Passive Voice

01The Passive Voice in Three Tenses Exercises10

01Passive in 3rd and 4th Conjugations Exercises10

01Passive -iō Verbs and the Infinitive Exercises10

01Verb Synopses and the Ablative of "From"Exercises10

The Perfect System

01The Three Perfect Tenses of sum Exercises10

01The Perfect Active Indicative Exercises10

01The Pluperfect and Future Perfect Exercises10

Review & Synopsis

01Six Tenses of the Active Voice Exercises10

The Perfect Passive

01The Passive Perfect Tenses Exercises10

Questions & Review

01Principal Parts & Yes-or-No Questions Exercises10

The Infinitive

01possum & the Uses of the Infinitive Exercises10

Relative & Interrogative Pronouns

01The Relative & Interrogative Pronouns Exercises10

The Third Declension

01The Third Declension: Consonant Stems Exercises10

01Stems That Add No Nominative Ending Exercises10

01Neuters: Nominative Equals Accusative Exercises10

01The Three Consonant-Stem Classes Exercises10

01I-Stems and the Genitive Plural in -ium Exercises10

01Irregular Nouns and the Gender Rules Exercises10

Third-Declension Adjectives

01Adjectives of Three, Two, and One Ending Exercises10

The Fourth Declension

01The Fourth Declension: -us, -ū, -ūs Exercises10

Expressions of Place

01The Rules of Place and the Locative Exercises10

The Passive Voice in Three Tenses

What single ending turns a Latin verb passive, so amō 'I love' becomes amor 'I am loved' across three tenses?

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