Latin

Six uses of the ablative #1 (starts with A)

Six uses of the ablative #2-4 (P's)

• Place (where)

• Place from which

• Place from which (accusative)

• Place to which (accusative)

• Place to which

Six uses of the ablative #5 (starts with M)

• manner

• mean

• median

• mode

1. Match

• 1. I came with my friends.

• 1. Veni cum meis amicis.

• Ablative of means

• 1. Dönum magnö gaudiö accëpit.

• Ablative of accompaniment

• 1. Veni cum meis amicis.

• 1. He received the gift with great joy.

• 1. Donum magno gaudio accepit.

0. Ab insula navigamus.

• We are sailing to the island.

• We sailed to the island.

• We sailed from the island.

• 0. We are sailing from the island.

6 uses of the ablative #6 (starts with S)

• separation

• Separatist

• Spartan

• space cadet

• subtraction

Match

• with

• ex, ē

• (down)from,at,in,on,after,since,by,from

• de

• from,concerning, about;down from,out of

• cum

• out of, from

• ā, ab, abs

• The ablative case is used ​ (a)   to indicate the​ (b)   with which you perform an action.

  The ablative case is also used ​ (c)   .

• without a preposition
• means or instrument
• after many prepositions
• with a preposition
• before many prepositions
• person
• number
• case
• gender

Cum amīcīs ambulō.

• Ablative of separation

• I am walking with my friends.

• He was walking with his friends.

• Ablative of accompaniment.

• They were walking without their friends.

Match the following

• Ablative of Accompaniment

• Under the trees are sheep.

• Ablative of place where

• 1. I write with a friend.

• Ablative of place from which

• Water flows down from the mountains.