You find the stem by dropping the -ae ending from which case form of terra?
- genitive singular
- dative singular
- nominative plural
How can you tell the difference between the nominative and the ablative singular of the first declension?
- The ablative singular has a completely different appearance than the nominative singular.
- The nominative singular form of first declension nouns has a macron over the final 'a' of the word, while the ablative singular does not.
- The ablative singular form of first declension nouns has a macron over the final 'a' of the word, while the nominative singular does not.
How can you tell to what declension a noun belongs?
- By the ending in the nominative singular
- By the ending in the genitive plural
- By the ending in the genitive singular
- By the ending in the ablative singular
- By the ending in the dative singular
All first declension nouns end in these letters
- i
- ae
- is
- ei
- us
How can you find the stem of a Latin noun?
- By dripping the 'am' from the accusative singular form of the word.
- By dropping the '-ae' from the genitive singular form of the word.
- By dropping the 'ae' from the dative singular form of the word.
- By dropping the '-a' from the nominative singular form of the word.