Cases

Question 1

Nominative

Answer 1

Subject: Cicero Walks

Question 2

Genitive

Answer 2

Possession: X’s daughter is sleeping
Limit: Mars is the God of war

Question 3

Dative

Answer 3

Indirect object: I gave books to you
Reference: You are tall for me

Question 4

Accusative

Answer 4

Direct object: Cicero praises the children.
Movement towards: you run into the forum.

Question 5

Accussative in latin

Answer 5

Ad (toward); in (into)

Question 6

Ablative

Answer 6

Separation (out/from)
Means/instrument (with, by)
Manner (cum + noun / adj. + cum + noun): they study with Zea.
Accompaniment (with)
Locative (in, within): I am standing in the house.

Question 7

Ablative in latin

Answer 7

de (down from); in (on/in); a/ab (away from); e/ex (out from).

Question 8

Nominative
1st declension (-a)
2nd declension (-o)

Answer 8

1st: a / ae
2nd: us/i
N: um/a

Question 9

Genitive
1st declension (-a)
2nd declension (-o)

Answer 9

1st: ae / arum
2nd: i / orum
N: i / orum

Question 10

Dative
1st declension (-a)
2nd declension (-o)

Answer 10

1st: ae / is
2nd: o / is
N: o / is

Question 11

Accusative
1st declension (-a)
2nd declension (-o)

Answer 11

1st: am / as
2nd: um / os
N: um / a

Question 12

Ablative
1st declension (-a)
2nd declension (-o)

Answer 12

1st: a/is
2nd: o/is
N : o / is

Question 13

Vocative (m)

Answer 13

e/i

Question 14

*Locative

Answer 14

Cities/towns; islands; domus; rus.
ae/is; i/is; i/e / ibus