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How many things happen to a Noun Substantive?
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Six things happen to a Noun Substantive.
Name them in order |
Gender
Number Case Declension Figure Kind |
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What is a Case?
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A case is the changing of terminations in declining.
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How many cases are there?
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There are six cases.
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What are the 6 case?
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the Nominative
the Genitive the Dative the Accusative the Vocative the Ablative |
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by which we name a thing
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the nominative case
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answers 'Who?' or 'What?'
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the nominative case
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used to mark a subject
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the nominative case
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signifies whose anything is, or to whom it pertains
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the Genitive case
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answers 'Whose?' or 'Whereof?'
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the Genitive case
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by which we attribute some thing to any one
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the Dative case
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answers 'To whom?' or 'To what?'
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the Dative case
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used to mark an indirect object.
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the Dative case
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follows an Active verb, and on which the action of the verb passes
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the Accusative case
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answers 'Whom?' or 'What?' after the verb
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the Accusative case
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used to mark a direct object
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the Accusative case
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by which we call on persons or things
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the Vocative case
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by which we signify something to be taken from another
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the Ablative case
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most commonly follows a preposition, which governs it
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the Ablative case
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What are the two parts of a sentence?
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The two parts of a sentence are the subject and the predicate.
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What is the subject of a sentence?
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The subject of a sentence is that about which the sentence speaks.
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What is the predicate of a sentence?
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The predicate of a sentence is that which is said about the subject.
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What is an object?
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An object is a thing onto which an action passes.
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What is a direct object?
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A direct object is an object onto which an action directly passes.
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What is an indirect object?
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An indirect object is an object onto which an action indirectly passes.
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Deus dat dona hominibus.
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God gives gifts to men.
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Deus dat.
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God gives.
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dona
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gifts
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noun
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hominibus
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to men
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nomen
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name
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noun
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genere
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to give birth
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dare
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to give
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accusare
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to bring action upon or against a thing
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vocare
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to call
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ablatus
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taken away
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Nominative comes from ____.
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nomen (name)
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Genitive comes from ____.
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genere (born)
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Dative comes from _____.
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dare (to give)
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Accusative comes from____.
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accusare (bring action upon)
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Vocative comes from _____.
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vocare (to call)
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Ablative comes from ____.
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ablatus (taken away)
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The nominative case marks the ____.
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subject
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The dative case marks the ____.
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indirect object
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The Accusative case marks the ___.
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direct object
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-names a thing
-marks the subject -answers Who? or What? |
Nominative Case
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-signifies whose anything is
-answers Whose? or Whereof? |
Genitive Case
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-attributes some thing to any one
-marks the indirect object -answers To whom? or To what? |
Dative Case
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-follows an active verb
-on which the action passes -marks the direct object -answer Whom? or What? after verb |
Accusative
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-signifies something taken from another
-follows a preposition |
Ablative
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