'Dative case' diaporamas de présentation

Time Expressions with Dative

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Location vs Destination

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The Mystery of Discipline: Some ideas for a Book

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Ch. 7

Ch. 7. Dative case. Use of cases. Which case is for subject? Which case is for predicate nominative? George likes cars. George is a curious monkey. cases. Which case is for direct object and object of some prepositions? George likes cars . I walk (across the street). cases.

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NT 511 Greek I

NT 511 Greek I. Dr. Samuel Lamerson slamerson@knoxseminary.edu. Quiz-Through Chapter 6. avga,ph auvto,j Basilei,a e;rgon Kairo,j o[ti w[ra ouvk a;nqrwpoj ko,smoj Extra Credit: (1 point each) What case is w[ran ? What gender is e;rgon ?. Chapter 7.

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Lesson VII Dative Case

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Kapitel 7

Kapitel 7. Feste und Feiertage Treffpunkt Deutsch Sixth Edition. The Dative Case. The dative case describes the indirect object which indicates to whom or for whom something is done.

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How you could use this PowerPoint:

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Bellwork Nov. 7-8

Bellwork Nov. 7-8. Have your ID on or expect a detention. Take a blank piece of paper from the stool by the door. Fold it into 6 boxes. Choose 6 of your Lesson 7 vocab words. Draw a picture that represents each word in the boxes.

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About the Language

About the Language. Stage IX: dative case, pronouns. A. Dative Case. Study the following examples: Clemens puellae vinum offerebat. Clemens was offering wine to the girl . iuvenis servo pecuniam tradidit. The young man handed over money to the slave .

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About the Language I

About the Language I. Stage XI: dative case. A. Review of the Dative. In Stage 9, you met the dative case: mercator Metellae togam tradidit. The merchant handed over the toga to Metella . Grumio hospitibus cenam parabat. Grumio was preparing a mean for the guests. Simply Dative.

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Noun Cases

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Dative Case

Dative Case. To whom/for whom. Forms of the Dative Case. 1 st Declension Singular = ae Plural = is Example: puella becomes puellae or puellis 2 nd Declension (both regular and neuter) Singular = o Plural = is Example: servus becomes servo or servis 3 rd Declension

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The endings: 1 st : - ae ; - ?s 2 nd : -?; ?s 3 rd : -?; - ibus

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Spatial function of Prepositions

Ana + A. Spatial function of Prepositions. Huper + A. Epi + G, D. Peri + A. Para + D, A. En + D. Dia + G. Ek + G. Eis + A. Apo + G. Pros + A. Para + G. A = Accusative Case G = Genitive Case D = Dative Case. Hupo + A. Kata + G.

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