Chapter 22: Dative Case Practice

Form: to/for the women

• feminae

• feminis

• feminibus

• femina

Form: to/for the father

• patri

• patribus

• patro

• patrem

Form: to/for the stick

• bacula

• baculis

• baculo

• baculi

Form: to/for the voices

• vox

• voce

• voci

• vocibus

Form: to/for the wolves

• lupum

• lupo

• lupibus

• lupis

Translate: Titus Romam laetis pueris monstrat.

• The happy boys show Rome to Titus.

• Titus shows the happy boys to Rome.

• Titus shows Rome to the happy boys.

• The boys were shown Rome by happy Titus.

Translate: Nobis necesse est ad urbem statim redire.

• It is necessary for us to return to the city immediately.

• It was necessary for me to return to the city immediately.

• It is necessary for the city to return to you immediately.

• I must immediately return to the city.

Translate: Iam omnes Cornelii urbi appropinquaverunt.

• Now Cornelius approaches the city.

• Now all the Cornelii approached the city.

• The city was already approached by all the Cornelii.

• Today the Cornelii approach the city.

Find the dative word: Cornelius fabulam militis Aureliae narravit.

• Cornelius

• militis

• fabulam

• Aureliae

Find the dative word: "Licetne mihi in caupona cenare?"

• caupona

• mihi

• cenare

• snowman