1
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Do not use prepositions to indicate place to or from which with what?
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The names of cities, towns, small island, and the words ‘domus’ and ‘rus’.
2
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‘We are going to Rome’
A
imus Romam
3
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‘they left from home’
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domo discesserunt
4
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The Locative Case expresses what?
A
Place where. domi ‘at home’
5
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‘at Rome’
A
Romae
6
Q
The Locative is the same as what cases?
A
For 1st and 2nd declension singular nouns, genitive. For plural and 3rd declension nouns, ablative.
7
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‘at Athens’
A
Athenis
8
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imus Romam
A
‘We are going to Roman’
9
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domo discesserunt
A
‘they left from home’
10
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domi
A
‘at home’ Locative case
11
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Romae
A
‘at Rome’ Locative case
12
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Athenis
A
‘at Athens’ Locative case
Latin 101
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Chapter 1158
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Chapter 2182
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Chapter 385
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Oxford Vocabulary327
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Chapter 4153
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Chapter 5142
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Chapter 6 Principal Parts89
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Chapter 6 Declensions57
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Chapter 7 Pronouns17
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Chapter 7 Vocab (Verbs, Nouns)18
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1st-5th Declensions30
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Chapter 8 Verbs22
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Chapter 8 Pronouns8
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Chapter 9 Verbs22
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Chapters 7-9 Principle Parts104
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Chapter 10 Oxford Vocab110
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Chapter 10 Tabula Verborum24
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Chapter 10 Tenses62
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Chapter 10 Principle Parts44
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Prepositions53
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Chapter 11 Oxford Vocab50
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Chapter 11 Verbs26
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Chapter 11 Pluperfect Tense32
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Chapter 11 Misc.12
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Chapter 11 Principle Parts49
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Chapter 12 Principle Parts34
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Chapter 13 Principle Parts14
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