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Bellwork: Translate into English

Bellwork: Translate into English. Pugnamus Servabitis Servare Pugnant Pugno Servabit Servabis Pugnabunt Pugnabimus Servat Servabo Pugnatis Pugnare Servo Servas Pugnabis. Dative or Accusative?. Give me the horses. I showed Anna the book.

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Bellwork: Translate into English

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  1. Bellwork: Translate into English • Pugnamus Servabitis • Servare Pugnant • Pugno Servabit • Servabis Pugnabunt • Pugnabimus Servat • Servabo Pugnatis • Pugnare Servo • Servas Pugnabis

  2. Dative or Accusative? • Give me the horses. • I showed Anna the book. • I told my friend the whole story. • We carried our bags to the station. • He presented his library to the president. • He told me how to go to the wharf. • They moved to California. • Promise me the truth. • Show him to me. • Forgive us our debts.

  3. Ablative of Means • The ablative of means expresses the instrument or means by which a person does something. • Romani Galliam pugnis occupant. “The Romans seize Gaul by fights.” • Pugnis Romani Galliam occupant. “By fights the Romans seize Gaul.”

  4. Using the oblique cases: genitive, dative, and ablative • Genitive – Formam terrae amo. • Dative – Amicis copiam cibi donas. • Ablative – Victoriis nostris vitas et pecuniam servabimus.

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