
Road to Latin IV Discussion of the Genitive Case
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Road to Latin Chapter IV: Discussion of the Genitive Case
textbook by Helen Marie Chesnutt, Black Classics Scholar
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The notebook writing assignments are part of the lesson and are graded assignments. If you don't have your book, that's OK.
Please grab your notebook and book
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When you are done creating the table or chart, please go on to the next slide.
In your notebook, please create a table like this.
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Multiple Choice
Did you make the chart? (Hint: don't answer this until after you make the chart!)
Yes, I made the chart on slide 3 in my notebook.
Not yet.
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Match
Now, fill in the chart in your notebook with the four endings we already learned in Chapters I - III. Match the endings in this question. As you go through this lesson, figure out and fill in the genitive singular and plural endings.
Singular nominative
Singular accusative
Plural nominative
Plural accusative
-a
-am
-ae
-ās
-a
-am
-ae
-ās
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Multiple Choice
In the sentence Marcella est fīlia Terentiae, whose daughter is Marcella?
(These questions can be found in the DISCUSSION on page 32)
Terentia's daughter
Tullia's daughter
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Multiple Choice
In the sentence Tūnica Marcellae est longa et alba, whose dress is long and white?
Iūlia's dress
Marcella's dress
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Multiple Choice
In the sentence Marcellae corbula est pulchra, whose basket is beautiful?
Marcella's basket
The domina's basket
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Multiple Choice
What do the words Terentiae and Marcellae show?
of or belonging to someone
the do-er of the action
the receiver of the action
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Multiple Choice
It's OK If you missed that one! Practice it again:
What do the words Terentiae and Marcellae show?
Notice the endings of the Latin words. Think about the sentences.
of or belonging to someone
the do-er of the action
the receiver of the action
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Multiple Choice
Does each word (Terentiae and Marcellae) refer to one person, or to more than one person?
one person (singular)
more than one person (plural)
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
With what ending is possession (of or belonging to someone or something) indicated in English?
's
ed
er
ing
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Multiple Choice
It's OK if you missed that one! English is confusing. Please practice it again:
With what ending is possession (of or belonging to someone or something) indicated in English?
's
ed
er
ing
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The Genitive case
In Latin, possession (of or belonging to someone) is indicated by a case having the ending -ae in the singular; this case is called the genitive case.
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Multiple Choice
In the sentence Marcella statuās deārum amat, whose statues does Marcella like?
the statues of the goddesses
the painting of a Roman emperor
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Multiple Choice
How is the word deārum translated?
daughter
of the goddesses
rose
farmer
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Multiple Choice
In the sentence Vīlla est plēna statuārum deārum, which word tells what the mansion is full of?
est
statuārum
Vīlla
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Multiple Choice
It's OK if you missed that one! Please practice it again:
In the sentence Vīlla est plēna statuārum deārum, which word tells what the mansion is full of?
est
statuārum
Vīlla
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Multiple Choice
How is statuārum translated?
of statues
statue
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Multiple Choice
Do the words statuārum and deārum refer to one person or thing, or to more than one?
one (singular)
more than one (plural)
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Draw
Circle other words in the story with the same ending.
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The Genitive Case
The ending -arum is the ending of the genitive plural. Now, please fill in your chart with the Singular genitive and Plural Genitive endings.
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This chart in your notebook should now be filled in with the endings. See the next question to match them.
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Match
Please match the following cases with their endings (Singular nominative is left out).
Singular genitive
Singular accusative
Plural nominative
Plural genitive
Plural accusative
-ae
-am
-ae
-ārum
-ās
-ae
-am
-ae
-ārum
-ās
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Say them over and over again to yourself multiple times per day until they stick in your memory.
Some text here about the topic of discussion.
These endings need to be memorized.
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Multiple Choice
Now let's practice a bit!
Choose the English meaning of the Latin phrase or sentence in this and the following slides:
rosa Marcellae
Tullia daughter
Marcella's rose
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Multiple Choice
domina vīllae
farmer's land
woman in charge of the mansion
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Multiple Choice
vīlla plēna statuārum
mansion's statue
mansion full of statues
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Multiple Choice
schola plēna discipulārum
the maids are working
school full of students
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Multiple Choice
corbula plēna rosārum
basket full of flowers
new dress
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Multiple Choice
puella corbulam plēnam rosārum habet
The girl has a basket full of flowers.
The girl has a new dress.
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
The girls have baskets.
puellae corbul__ habent.
What ending goes in the blank?
-a
-ae
-am
-ās
-ārum
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Multiple Choice
Please practice again: choose the plural accusative ending.
The girls have baskets.
puellae corbul__ habent.
What ending goes in the blank?
-a
-ae
-am
-ās
-ārum
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Multiple Choice
"statue of a goddess" (What ending goes in the blank?)
statua de__
-a
-ae
-am
-ās
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Multiple Choice
"statues of goddesses" (What ending goes in the blank?)
statuae de____
-a
-ae
-ārum
-ās
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Multiple Choice
The statues of the goddesses are beautiful.
(Read carefully! You can do it.)
statua est pulchra.
statuae deārum sunt pulchrae.
statue est dea.
statua deae sunt plēna rosārum
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Multiple Choice
Please practice this one again:
The statues of the goddesses are beautiful.
(Read carefully! You can do it.)
statua est pulchra.
statuae deārum sunt pulchrae.
statue est dea.
statua deae sunt plēna rosārum
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Now, please put away your book, notebook, and school laptop. Rest and enjoy tempus quietis.
Do your officium if you have one.
Road to Latin Chapter IV: Discussion of the Genitive Case
textbook by Helen Marie Chesnutt, Black Classics Scholar
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