Cases and Case Uses

Which of these cases is used for subjects or predicate nominatives?

• Ablative

• Accusative

• Genitive

• Nominative

• Dative

What is the Dative case used for in Latin?

• Subjects/predicate nominatives

• Direct objects/objects of some prepositions

• Time/manner/means/accompaniment/etc.

• Indirect objects

• Direct address

Select the uses of the ablative case

• Time

• Manner

• Means

• Accompaniment

• Object of Some Prepositions

What are the uses of the accusative case in Latin?

• Subject/predicate nominative

• Possession/object of "of"

• Indirect object

• Direct object/object of some prepositions

• Time/manner/means/etc.

Which case is often called the "catch-all" case?

• Nominative

• Genitive

• Dative

• Accusative

• Ablative

What English word does the genitive case follow?

• to

• for

• with

• of

• from

What kind of verbs imply an indirect object?

• giving

• moving

• showing

• telling

• helping

For the ablative of means, we (do/do not) use a Latin word for "with."

• do

• do not

Which of these is not a use for the ablative case?

• time

• means

• place where

• indirect object

• manner

What does a predicate nominative do and which Latin case is it in?

• Shows possession, genitive

• Shows possession, nominative

• Object of a preposition, nominative

• Renames the subject, accusative

• Renames the subject, nominative