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Which case indicates possession or relationship?
Which case indicates possession or relationship?
- Genitive (correct)
- Nominative
- Dative
- Accusative
In Latin, which case is used for the indirect object?
In Latin, which case is used for the indirect object?
- Accusative
- Ablative
- Nominative
- Dative (correct)
Which case marks the direct object in Latin?
Which case marks the direct object in Latin?
- Accusative (correct)
- Genitive
- Nominative
- Ablative
Which case is used to describe time, place, or means in Latin?
Which case is used to describe time, place, or means in Latin?
What does the Vocative case indicate in Latin?
What does the Vocative case indicate in Latin?
Which case identifies the subject of a sentence in Latin?
Which case identifies the subject of a sentence in Latin?
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Genitive Case
Genitive Case
Indicates possession or relationship in Latin.
Dative Case
Dative Case
Marks the indirect object in Latin.
Accusative Case
Accusative Case
Marks the direct object in Latin.
Ablative Case
Ablative Case
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Vocative Case
Vocative Case
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Nominative Case
Nominative Case
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