Y10 cases revision

Match the case to its use

• object (receiving the verb)

• Genitive

• 'to'/'for'

• Accusative

• subject (doing the verb)

• Ablative

• 'by'/'with'/comparison/ with preposition

• Nominative

• 'of'

• Dative

What kinds of words in Latin have cases?

• nouns (person, place or thing)

• adjectives (describing words)

• verbs (doing words)

• pronouns (short words that replace nouns)

How do you know what case a word is?

• the ending of the word

• the beginning of the word

• its position in the sentence

• vibes

Match the ending to its case

• dative singular

• um, am, em

• genitive singular

• o, a, e

• nominative singular

• -i, ae, is

• accusative singular

• -o, ae, i

• ablative singular

• us, a, um, [---]

genitive singulars end in

• -is

• -i

• -ae

• -ibus

ablative singulars end

• -o

• -a

• -e

• -um

accusative singulars end in

• -um

• -am

• -em

• -es

Match the ending to its case

• nominative plural

• orum, arum, um

• genitive plural

• -is, ibus

• accusative plural

• i, ae, es

• dative plural

• -is, ibus

• ablative plural

• os, as, es

Plural accusatives end in

• -os

• -as

• -es

• -i

Plural nominatives end in

• -i

• -ae

• -es

• -um