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1 learn your noun endings
INSTRUCTIONS: Use this powerpoint in ‘normal view’ ie as if you were constructing it. DON’T VIEW IT AS A SLIDE SHOW The first slide has the noun endings of the first declension jumbled up. Put the words where you think they should go, then look at the next slide to check your answers Work through the show and do the same for the other declensions – you’ll soon know them all! SEND THIS EXERCISE HOME TO YOURSELF, SO THAT YOU CAN PRACTISE DAILY!!

2 puellārum puellae puellae puella puellam puellās puellīs puellīs
1st declension puellārum puellae puellae puella puellam puellās puellīs puellīs puellā puellae

3 puella puellae puellās puellam puellae puellārum puellae puellīs
1st declension puella puellae puellās puellam puellae puellārum puellae puellīs puellā puellīs

4 servō servō servōs servī servus servīs servōrum servīs servum servī
2nd declension servō servō servōs servī servus servīs servōrum servīs servum servī

5 servus servī servōs servum servī servōrum servō servīs servō servīs
2nd declension servus servī servōs servum servī servōrum servō servīs servō servīs

6 templum templīs templum templī templō templa templōrum templīs templō
2nd declension templum templīs templum templī templō templa templōrum templīs templō templa

7 templum templa templa templum templī templōrum templō templīs templō
2nd declension templum templa templa templum templī templōrum templō templīs templō templīs

8 mercātor mercātōrēs mercātōre mercātōrum mercātōrī mercātōris
3rd declension mercātor mercātōrēs mercātōre mercātōrum mercātōrī mercātōris mercātōribus mercātōrēs mercātōribus mercātōrem

9 mercātor mercātōrēs mercātōrēs mercātōrem mercātōris mercātōrum
3rd declension mercātor mercātōrēs mercātōrēs mercātōrem mercātōris mercātōrum mercātōrī mercātōribus mercātōre mercātōribus

10 urbs urbem urbibus urbium urbis urbe urbī urbēs urbibus urbēs
3rd declension urbs urbem urbibus urbium urbis urbe urbī urbēs urbibus urbēs

11 urbs urbēs urbēs urbem urbis urbium urbī urbibus urbe urbibus
3rd declension urbs urbēs urbēs urbem urbis urbium urbī urbibus urbe urbibus

12 nōmina nōmen nōmina nōminibus nōminum nōminī nōmine nōminis nōmen
3rd declension nōmina nōmen nōmina nōminibus nōminum nōminī nōmine nōminis nōmen nōminibus

13 nōmen nōmina nōmina nōmen nōminis nōminum nōminī nōminibus nōmine
3rd declension nōmen nōmina nōmina nōmen nōminis nōminum nōminī nōminibus nōmine nōminibus

14 mare maris maria marī maribus mare maria maribus marī marium
3rd declension mare maris maria marī maribus mare maria maribus marī marium

15 mare maria maria mare maris marium marī maribus marī maribus
3rd declension mare maria maria mare maris marium marī maribus marī maribus

16 manus manū manūs manūs manūs manibus manum manuum manuī manibus
4th declension manus manū manūs manūs manūs manibus manum manuum manuī manibus

17 manus manūs manūs manum manūs manuum manuī manibus manū manibus
4th declension manus manūs manūs manum manūs manuum manuī manibus manū manibus

18 genū genua genū genibus genū genua genūs genuum genū genibus
4th declension genū genua genū genibus genū genua genūs genuum genū genibus

19 genū genua genua genū genūs genuum genū genibus genū genibus
4th declension genū genua genua genū genūs genuum genū genibus genū genibus

20 5th declension diērum diēī diēbus diē diēs diēs diēs diem diēbus diēī

21 5th declension diēs diēs diēs diem diēī diērum diēī diēbus diē diēbus

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