Latin I Genitive Review

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The genitive case is used to show

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who possesses another noun

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1st Declension genitive endings are

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-ae, -arum

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2nd declension genitive endings are: -ae, -arum; -i, -orum; -is, -um

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-i, -orum

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3rd declension genitive endings are: -ae, -arum; -i, -orum; -is, -um

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-is, -um

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Which word is genitive: ego ad villam amici ambulo.

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amici

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Translate: ego ad villam amici ambulo.

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to the house of the friend

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Which word is genitive: iuvenes et pueri ad tabernam mercatoris procedunt.

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mercatoris

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Translate: iuvenes et pueri ad tabernam mercatoris procedunt.

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The young men and boys hurried to the shop of the merchant.

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Which word is genitive: milites Romani per vias urbis currunt.

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urbis

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Translate: milites Romani per vias urbis currunt.

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through the streets of the city