Latin Case Uses

Latin has 5 main cases, each with multiple different uses.  Which case do you use for location, separation, or instrument?

• nominative
• genitive
• dative
• ablative

Words that give, say, show, or tell often ring a ___________ bell.

• nominative
• genitive
• dative
• accusative

Which case is usually translated with the word "of"?

• genitive
• dative
• accusative 
• ablative

Which case is translated with "to" or "for"?

• nominative
• genitive
• ablative
• dative

Which case is translated with "by", "with", "in", or "from"?

• genitive
• dative
• accusative
• ablative

What is the case and use of the red word? 
Marcus puer est.

• Nominative subject
• predicate nominative
• accusative direct object
• vocative of direct address

What is the case and use of the red word?
 
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.

• accusative direct object
• ablative of separation
• dative indirect object
• objective genitive

What is the case and use of the red word?
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.

• ablative of separation
• ablative of means
• dative indirect object
• dative of purpose

What is the case and use of the red word?
Caesaris filius ad Romam venit.

• nominative subject
• genitive of possession
• partitive genitive
• accusative place to which

What is the case and use of the red word?

Caesaris filius ad Romam venit.

• nominative subject
• genitive of possession
• partitive genitive
• accusative place to which