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Practise Translation: The Emperor and the Eels

Latin

Prepositions with the Accusative and Ablative

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Match the following prepositional phrase to its rule: preposition + accusative

Match the following prepositional phrase to its rule: preposition + ablative

Match the following form of 'in' to its translation: in + accusative

Match the following form of 'in' to its translation: in + ablative

Which of these phrases means 'from the emperor'?

What is the best translation for 'in terra'?

Why did Augustus break the second crystal cup?

1. Match the Latin prepositional phrase 'preposition + ablative' to the rule.

2. Match the form of 'in + accusative' to its translation.

3. Which THREE of the following nouns are singular accusative?

4. Which THREE of the following nouns are singular ablative?

6. Match the phrase 'in terram' to its definition.

7. Which TWO of the following nouns are plural ablative?

8. What is the Latin for 'in the cities'?

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Practise Translation: The Emperor and the Eels

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