WorksheetsLesson 16 genitive practice
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
the genitive case is always schematized with a(n)
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The genitive case must be attached to a noun.
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The genitive objective expresses
ownership and the genitive is the owner
the noun that receives the action of a noun with a verbal idea
part of a whole
The genitive partitive expresses
ownership and the genitive is the owner
the noun that receives the action of a noun with a verbal idea
part of a whole
The genitive of possession expresses
ownership and the genitive is the owner
the noun that receives the action of a noun with a verbal idea
part of a whole
Which case/use best identifies the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)? The villa of the FARMER
Genitive of possession
Genitive objective
Genitive partitive
Which case/use best identifies the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)? in part of the CITY
Genitive of possession
Genitive objective
Genitive partitive
Which case/use best identifies the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)? Love for the QUEEN drove him.
Genitive of possession
Genitive objective
Genitive partitive
Which case/use best identifies the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)? There was nothing of VALUE.
Genitive of possession
Genitive objective
Genitive partitive
Which case/use best identifies the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)? Est nihil FRUMENTI.
Genitive of possession
Genitive objective
Genitive partitive
Which case/use best identifies the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)? Ad villam AGRICOLAE ambulo.
Genitive of possession
Genitive objective
Genitive partitive
Which case/use best identifies the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)? In patriis FEMINARUM erant reginae.
Genitive of possession
Genitive objective
Genitive partitive
Which case/use best identifies the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)? Amorem DEORUM laudo.
Genitive of possession
Genitive objective
Genitive partitive
Which case/use best identifies the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)? Spectavit partem MARIS.
Genitive of possession
Genitive objective
Genitive partitive
Which case/use best identifies the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)? Fabulam de cupidine LAUDIS narramus.
Genitive of possession
Genitive objective
Genitive partitive
