Noun Cases

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Locative Case Exercise

Facts About Locatives:

They specify place where.
They are used in place of the ablative for the names of cities, towns, small islands and the nouns domus, humus and rus.
They look like the dative in singular forms and the ablative in all plural forms of third declension nouns.
They look like the genitive for singular first and second declension nouns.

Translate the Following expressions of place where (N.B.: Some will be ablatives of place where, others will be locatives. Remember which words take the locative!)

1. at Rome	________________	10. to (towards) Rome	________________
2. at Carthage	________________	11. on Capri	________________
3. in Britain	________________	12. at Troy	________________
4. in Italy	________________	13. at Depranum	________________
5. in the country (rus)	________________	14. at Athens	________________
6. at Naples	________________	15. at Corinth	________________
7. at Actium	________________	16. in Etruria	________________
8. at Sparta	________________	17. at Mycenae	________________
9. on the ground (humus)	________________	18. in Gaul	________________
		19. at Brundisium	________________

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