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Dative of Possession

Dative of Possession

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9th - 12th Grade

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Dative of Possession

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Multiple Choice

So far in our Latin career, we have primarily seen what case used to show possession?

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Nominative

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Genitive

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Dative

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Accusative

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Ablative

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Here are some examples of Genitive of Possession in English

We see the king's beautiful daughters.

The general's troops are very brave.

The kingdom of the queen is very large.

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Draw

Circle the word in each sentence that would be in the genitive case (genitive of possession).

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Here are some examples of Genitive of Possession in Latin

librum puellae vidisti.

vulnera militum erant saevissima.

Hercules in fines Aegyptiorum venit.

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Draw

Circle the word in each sentence that would be in the genitive case (genitive of possession).

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Now translate the sentences into Latin.

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Multiple Choice

Which word is a dative of possession?

casa erat Cornelio.

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casa

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erat

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Cornelio

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Multiple Choice

Which word is a dative of possession?

agnus parvus erat Mariae.

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agnus

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erat

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parvus

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Mariae

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Multiple Choice

Which word is a dative of possession?

est liber mihi.

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est

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liber

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mihi

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Multiple Choice

Which word is a dative of possession?

Hydrae novem erant capita.

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Hydrae

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erant

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capita

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novem

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Open Ended

Translate the following sentence into English. You can use either the literal translation or the more idiomatic one.

1. casa erat Cornelio. 

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Open Ended

Translate the following sentence into English. You can use either the literal translation or the more idiomatic one.

2. agnus parvus erat Mariae. (agnus, agni m. - lamb)

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Translate the following sentence into English. You can use either the literal translation or the more idiomatic one.

3. liber mihi est. 

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Translate the following sentence into English. You can use either the literal translation or the more idiomatic one.

4. Hydrae novem erant capita. (hydra, hydrae f. - Hydra; novem - nine)

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What questions do you still have about Dative of Possession?

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