Accusatives and more in Latin

what are two functions of the accusative case in Latin?

(choose all that apply)

• direct object

• indirect object

• motion toward

  (wiht a preposition)

• possessions

• by / with / from / in

which of these are NOT covered by the accusative case?

(choose all that apply)

• direct object

• indirect object

  (to / for)

• motion toward

  (wiht a preposition)

• possession

• receiver of the action

please match the singular and plural accusatives with their meaning in English

Groups:

(a) sing. acc. (fem)

,

(b) pl. acc. (fem)

,

(c) sing. acc. (masc)

,

(d) pl. acc. (masc)

• in arēnam

• ad nympham

• ad agricolās

• in aquās

• ad convīvām

• ad lanistam

• ad poētās

• ad undās

• in patriam

• in viās

• in īnsulam

• ad āthlētās

• ad ōrās

• ad pīrātās

• ad pīrātām

• ad nautam

give the case of the underlined nouns in bold.

Adveniēbamus ad vīllam dominae Rōmānae.

(a)  

give the case of the underlined nouns in bold.

Omnēs āthlētae arēnae ab imperātōre laudābantur.

(a)  

give the case of the underlined nouns in bold.

Sum nauta; ad ōrās īnsulae ōlim nāvigabam.

(a)  

give the case of the underlined nouns in bold.

In Forō Rōmānō, fīlia pūlchra Rōmānae Latīnam linguam discēbat..

(a)  

give the case of the underlined nouns in bold.

In Forō Rōmānō, fīlia pūlchra Rōmānae Latīnam linguam discēbat..

(a)  

give the case of the underlined nouns in bold.

Imperātor ipse omnēs āthlētās arēnae quod tam fortēs erant.

(a)  

How would I write of the pirates in Latin in just 1 word?

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