ER 22 Uses of the Dative

Māter novam togam mihi mōnstrāvit.

_{[mōnstrō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus: to show]}

• indirect object

• with impersonal verb

• with special verb

Patruus canem puerīs dedit.

_{patruus, -ī, m.: uncle; dō, dare, dedī, datus: to give}

• indirect object

• with impersonal verb

• with special verb

Hostēs mīlitibus nocēre potuērunt.

_{hostis, -is, m./f.: enemy; noceō, nocēre (+dat.): to hurt, harm}

• indirect object

• with impersonal verb

• with special verb

Nunc necesse est senātōribus ex urbe effugere!

• indirect object

• with impersonal verb

• with special verb

Ego senātōrī nōn faveō!

_{senātor, senātōris, m.: senator; faveō, favēre (+dat.): to support}

• indirect object

• with impersonal verb

• with special verb

Pater epistulam matrī tradidit.

_{epistula, -ae, f.: letter; trādō, trādere, trādidī, trāditus: to hand over}

• indirect object

• with impersonal verb

• with special verb

Mīles rem senātōribus explicāvit.

_{rem: the situation; explicō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus: to explain}

• indirect object

• with impersonal verb

• with special verb

Duō nūntiī vīllae appropinquābant.

• indirect object

• with impersonal verb

• with special verb

Pater mandātum fīliō dabat.

_{mandātum, -ī, n.: order, command; fīlius, fīliī, m.: son}

• indirect object

• with impersonal verb

• with special verb

Licēbatne fēminīs in caupōnā cēnare?

• indirect object

• with impersonal verb

• with special verb