Lat.Henle Gram pg9,10
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- Nominative
- Subject case
- accusative and nominative
- Neuter nouns and adjectives are always the same in what 2 cases? alpha order
- Ablative and Accusative
- Prepositions take either of what two cases? alpha order
- person and number
- The verb agrees with its subject in __ __ __.
- last
- The verb usually stands ___ in the sentence.
- Noun naming male is masculine; noun naming female is feminine.
- Natural Gender Rule
- -us - masculine and um - neuter
- Gender of 2nd Decl. nouns
- Genitive
- Case for possessives and "of" phrases
- -is
- Genitive singular of 3rd Decl. nouns
- Accusative
- Give case for Post
- -i
- Genitive singular of 2nd Decl. nouns
- -ae:
- Gen. sing. ending of 1st Decl.nouns
- Feminine unless they name a male
- The Gender of 1st Decl. nouns
- Anywhere
- Position of forms of Sum
- Ablative and Accusative
- Give cases for In - alpha order
- Dative
- Indirect object case, or the "to/for" case
- Accusative
- Direct object case
- just before
- The adverb usually stands __ __ the word it modifies.
- "to" and word order
- Two ways to indicate indirect objects in English
- Accusative
- Give case for Propter
- Ablative
- Give case for Cum