By Noah B Kiera C Chelsea H Rachel N Chapter 5 Grammar The Genitive Case Chart and Keywords Keyword of 1 st Declension 2 nd Declension Singular ae i ID: 294287
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Chapters 5-8
By: Noah B., Kiera C., Chelsea H., Rachel N.Slide2
Chapter 5 Grammar
The Genitive CaseSlide3
Chart and Keywords
Keyword:
of
1st Declension 2nd Declension Singular -ae -i Plural -arum -orumSlide4
The Basics and Rules
1.) The genitive word in Latin usually follows the word it possesses
2.) Any adjectives that describe the case word must agree with it in case, number, and gender
Not all genitives are genitives of possession. The genitives basic function is to limit or define the other noun. Slide5
Chapter 6 Grammar
The Future TenseSlide6
Chart and Keywords
Keywords:
will, going to
Singular
Plural -bo -bimus -bis -bitus -bit -buntSlide7
The Basics and Rules
1.) The future (1
st
Conjugation) is formed by adding the –bi ending to the present stem, then attaching the present stem endings
The first person singular drops the -i- ending before the –o
In third person plural, the ending changes to –bu- Slide8
Chapter 7 Grammar
The Dative Case Slide9
Chart and Keywords
Keywords:
to, for
1st Declension 2nd Declension Singular -ae -o Plural -is -isSlide10
The Basics and Rules
1.) The
indirect object
is shown through the Dative case endings
The indirect object is the noun to or for whom the action is done
-ie: I threw the pen to Tommy. indirect objectSlide11
Chapter 8 Grammar
The Ablative Case- Ablative of MeansSlide12
Chart and Keywords
Keywords= by, with, by means of
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st Declension 2nd Declension Singular -a -oPlural -is -isSlide13
The Basics and Rules
1.) The ablative case expresses different relationships between verbs
2.) These relationships are shown through prepositions
The ablative of means is the instrument by means someone does something.
-ie: Tommy arrived at school by means of a bus. Slide14
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