Nouns & Gender
This Old English language had how many grammatical genders?
masculine, feminine, neuter
This case marks the subject of a sentence.
Nominative case
These verbs change their vowel to form the past tense.
Strong verbs
The masculine form of “the” in Old English.
sē
This case marks the direct object.
Accusative case
These verbs add -d or -t to form the past tense.
Weak verbs
The neuter form of “the” in Old English
þæt
This case is used for indirect objects or after certain prepositions.
Dative case
Old English verbs had how many main tenses?
two (present and past)
This neuter Old English word means “woman” or “wife.”
wīf
Old English had this total number of cases
five
This mood expresses hypothetical or uncertain situations.
Subjunctive mood
This case shows possession in Old English.
the Genitive case
The least common Old English case used to show means or method.
instrumental case
The Old English infinitive usually ends in this suffix.
an