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1 The i its double Abstract W e argue that instrumentals and comitatives are the mirror im age of dativegenitive obliques We propose that both sets of adpositionscases are elementary predicates. Johannes Kizach, University of Aarhus, English Degree . Programme. 1. The dative alternation. :.  . Skolelæreren gav eleven et æble . NP-construction. . teacher.the. gave . student.the. implications for processing Antonio Cheung The University of Hong Kong / University of Hawai'i antonioc@graduate.hku.hk / antonio1@hawaii.edu Overview of presentation • Cantonese word order &#x of Quality::-w/ these: desire, knowledge, familiarity, memory, participation, power, fullnesswith Verbs:-Verbs that Take a Genitive: dative case = indirect object. Quintus serv. o. . pecuniam. . dedit. .. dat. acc.. Quintus gave money . to. the slave.. s. ervo is in the dative case. . pecuniam. , in the accusative, receives the action directly and is closer to the verb. servo receives the action indirectly and is farther away from the verb. . 1 T HE S W ILL : M OTIVATION AND I NSTRUMENTAL R ATIONALITY IN A DVANCED A RTIFICIAL A GENTS (201 2 ) Nick Bostrom Future of Humanity Institute Faculty of Philosophy & Oxford Martin School Oxfo Dative Case. Text pp. 59-64. Review: Genitive Case. The genitive case is used to show possession and is translated with “of.”. Casa . Marci. . est. magna.. The house . of Marcus . is big.. Cibus. case of the indirect object. .. It is usually the . person/thing. you give . or do something . to. . . The man gives . the dog. the bone =. The man gives the bone . to the dog. .. In both cases, “the dog” would be expressed by a dative case in German. Gerundive . What is a gerundive?. Future passive participle. Functions as an adjective. When used with . ad. or . causa. it shows purpose. When used with . est. it shows obligation . It declines like a 1. Nominative: . predicate nominative with passive verbs, e.g.,. . appellō. , . fīō. Genitive: . Possessive. quantity. partitive. . with . causā. or . grātiā. description . objective . Dative: . Ch. 49. ?. I. IMPERSONAL VERBS (page 167). . To translate most impersonal verbs, use “it” to translate into English. Ex.: . ningit. = it is snowing. Many . Latin impersonal verbs are not used impersonally in English: . Lesson 3:. Wow. This is trippy.. You already know more than 99.9% of Americans.. You know more about the secret of the German language than the president of the United States.. The Secret of the German Language. an. Two way prepositions. What are two-way prepositions? . A . set . of prepositions can take the dative or the accusative case: . "an. ", "auf", "hinter", ". in. ", ". neben. ", ". über. ", ". unter. The Secret of the German Language Lesson 8: Today we have a special guest: That crazy German teacher that wrote all of these stories. That’s right: Das Gesicht von Wahnsinn ! We go back to a lesson we had when we first started learning German. therma. , . thermae. ” . f. . bath. (Write that . . and the DECLENSION NUMBER at the top of your page.) . What else should you create? . Hint: . Magistra. Flynn hearts _______!!!. 1. st. Declension.