Chapter 16: Particular Uses of Cases

Question 1

Often with satis (enough), nimis (too much), parum (too little)

Answer 1

Partitive Genitive

Question 2

“Love of the game”, Genitive of the object is “love”

Answer 2

Objective Genitive

Question 3

Often indistinguishable from Genitive of Possession/The noun not in Genitive is the object of the noun in the Genitive

Answer 3

Subjective Genitive

Question 4

Noun in the Genitive, modified by an adjective, attached to another noun to indicate the degree to which it possesses a quality

Answer 4

Genitive of Description

Question 5

Genitive used a predicate/Add phrase “it is a characteristic of”

Answer 5

Genitive of Characteristic

Question 6

Genitive of neuter singular form of adjectives denoting quantity (so much)

Answer 6

Genitive of Value

Question 7

Some adjectives work with genitive

Answer 7

Genitive with Certain Adjectives

Question 8

Particularly with esse

Answer 8

Dative of Possession

Question 9

Dative is used indicate who is affected by or interested in the action or idea

Answer 9

Dative of Reference

Question 10

Often used to show “purpose” or “result”, Often with the verb form “esse”

Answer 10

Predicate Dative

Question 11

Noun or Pronoun in accusative, accompanied by adjective in agreement with it

Answer 11

Accusative of Exclamation

Question 12

Often involves a particular part of the body

Answer 12

Accusative of Respect

Question 13

Especially with adjectives altus, latus, and longus; used to express measurement

Answer 13

Accusative of Extent

Question 14

Especially with verbs such as “rogo” (ask) and “doceo” (teach)

Answer 14

Double Accusative

Question 15

Indicates the manner in which something is done

Answer 15

Ablative of Manner

Question 16

Noun in ablative modified by adjective expressing quality

Answer 16

Ablative of Description

Question 17

Used for “reason” for which something is done or happens

Answer 17

Ablative of Cause

Question 18

Indicates the price of something, Especially with “vendo” (sell) and “emo” (buy)

Answer 18

Ablative of Price

Question 19

The Possession

Answer 19

Genitive

Question 20

Indirect Object

Answer 20

Dative

Question 21

Direct Object

Answer 21

Accusative

Question 22

Prepositional Phrases

Answer 22

Ablative