LNM1 Ch 3 Ex 6 - The Genitive and Vocative Cases
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20 questions
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What do cases help show?
What do cases help show?
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What does the Genitive Case show?
What does the Genitive Case show?
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What is the key to the genitive case?
What is the key to the genitive case?
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What does the genitive case look like in English?
What does the genitive case look like in English?
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A noun modified by another noun in the genitive case must be in the nominative case.
A noun modified by another noun in the genitive case must be in the nominative case.
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What is the exception to the use of the genitive to show possession?
What is the exception to the use of the genitive to show possession?
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What is used to show possession instead of personal pronouns?
What is used to show possession instead of personal pronouns?
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What is the sixth case in Latin?
What is the sixth case in Latin?
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Where coes the word vocative come from
Where coes the word vocative come from
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What is the vocative case used for?
What is the vocative case used for?
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What other case is the vocative the same as for most nouns?
What other case is the vocative the same as for most nouns?
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What is the vocative ending for nouns that end in -us?
What is the vocative ending for nouns that end in -us?
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What is the vocative ending for nouns that end in -ius?
What is the vocative ending for nouns that end in -ius?
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What is the vocative form for meus?
What is the vocative form for meus?
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Vocative nouns are often found in sentences with verbs in which person?
Vocative nouns are often found in sentences with verbs in which person?
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Syrus is asking Demea: “Quis es tū, _______ (amīcus)?”
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Demea is answering: “Habitō in _______ (agrī).”
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Syrus is saying to Demea: “ _______ (fīlius) nōn videō.”
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Dēmea dēbet ambulāre ad casam _______ (amīcus).
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Fīlius nōn est cum _______ (amīcus).