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What is the nominative case for?
subject
What is a subject?
The word that the sentence is about
What does the nominative case look like for an -us word?
-us, -i
Give five examples of -us words in the nominative singular
lupus, stilus, pugnus, clipeus, campus (answers vary)
Give five examples of -us words in the nominative plural
lupi, sili, pugni, clipei, campi (Answers vary)
What does the nominative case look like for an -er word?
-er, -i
Give five examples of -er words in the nominative singular
puer, ager, magister, minister, culter (answers vary)
Give five examples of -er words in the nominative plural
pueri, agri, magistri, ministri, cultri (answers vary)
What does the nominative case look like in an -um word?
-um, -a
Give five examples of -um words in the nominative singular
oppidum, baculum, folium, aedificium, astrum (answers will vary)
Give five examples of -um words in the nominative plural
oppida, bacula, folia, aedificia, astra (answers will vary)
What does the nominative case look like in an -a word?
-a, -ae
Give five examples of -a words in the nominative singular
puella, femina, sella, mensa, insula (answers will vary)
Give five examples of -a words in the nominative plural
puellae, feminae, sellae, mensae, insulae
When do you use the ablative case?
after certain prepositions
Which prepositions have you learned that take the ablative case? (6)
in, cum, ab, ex, sub, de
