Latin II Statio I - Cases and their uses

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Dāvus est sollicitus, nam necesse est Getam invenīre.

• Accusative

  direct object

• Ablative

  means

• Genitive

  possession

• Accusative

  duration of time

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Cornēlius est dominus bonus, sed ubi Cornēlius est iratus-

• Ablative

  manner

• Genitive

  of phrase

• Nominative

  predicate

• Ablative

  accompaniment

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

 Servōs igitur Dāvus in āream statim convocat

• Nominative

  predicate

• Accusative

  special preposition

• Ablative

  place where

• Accusative

  direct object

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Neque in horto, neque in fossis agrorum neque in arboribus venearum Getam inveniunt.

• Nominative

  subject

• Accusative

  duration of time

• Ablative

  means

• Ablative

  place where

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Canes veniunt et tunicam olfaciunt

• Nominative

  subject

• Accusative

  direct object

• Ablative

  time when

• Genitive

  possession

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Mox Dāvus servōs in agrōs cum canibus dūcit.

• Accusative

  special preposition

• Nominative

  Predicate

• Ablative

  accompaniment

• Vocative

  noun direct address

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Per agrōs Cornēliī, deinde per agrōs vīcīnārum vīllārum currunt.

• Ablative

  place where

• Accusative

  special preposition

• Genitive

  of phrase

• Ablative

  special preposition

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Per agrōs Cornēliī, deinde per agrōs vīcīnārum vīllārum currunt.

• Genitive

  possession

• Accusative

  direct object

• Vocative

  noun of direct address

• Ablative

  manner

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Vēstigia Getae inveniunt, sed Getam invenīre nōn possunt

• Nominative

  subject

• Accusative

  duration of time

• Ablative

  means

• Genitive

  possession

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Geta in arbore adhūc manet et ibi dormit.

• Ablative

  special preposition

• Ablative

  time when

• Ablative

  place where

• Ablative

  manner