L3U4W1 Cases of motion

1. When you have the ablative of a place word, and there is a verb of motion, you most likely have  …

• 1. Locative ablative

• 1. Ablative of motion from

• 1. Ablative of agent

• 1. Ablative of time within which

1. When you have the ablative of a place word, and there is NO verb of motion, you most likely have  …

• 1. Locative ablative

• 1. Ablative of motion from

• 1. Ablative of agent

• 1. Ablative of time within which

1. When you have the accusative of a place name, with a verb of motion, it is most likely  … 

• 1. Accusative of motion towards

• 1. Direct object 

• 1. Accusative of time duration

• 1. Indirect object

1. Which prefixes for compound verbs take the dative?

• 1. In, ob, pro, ad

• 1. De, ex, ab

• 1. Sid space prepositions

• 1. Non- Sid space prepositions 

1. Which prefixes for compound verbs take the ablative?

• 1. In, ob, pro, ad

• 1. De, ex, ab

• 1. Sid space prepositions

• 1. Non- Sid space prepositions 

1. For 1st and 2nd declension singular words, the locative …

• 1. Looks like the genitive (ae, i)

• 1. Looks like the ablative / dative (e, ī, īs, ibus)

1. For third declension singular words, the locative …

• 1. Looks like the genitive (ae, i)

• 1. Looks like the ablative / dative (e, ī, ibus)

1. For ALL plural words, the locative …

• 1. Looks like the genitive (ae, i)

• 1. Looks like the ablative / dative (īs, ibus)

1. The locative is translated … 

• 1. in/at

• Of

• 1. To / for

1. What does the petrified locative domi mean?

• 1. At home

• 1. To home

• 1. From home