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    Latin Cheat Sheet The 5 main cases of Latin Nominative Genitive Dative Accusative Ablative subject possessive (of)

    acts on a noun indirect object direct object modifies a verb

    1st Declension Chart Singular porta portae Portae portam port Plural portae portarum ports ports ports

    N G D Ac Ab

    -a -ae -ae -am -

    -ae -rum -s -s -s

    Rule 1: The subject of a finite verb is always in the nominative case. (A finite verb is indicative- stated as a fact, subjunctive- is a wish, or contingent on something else, or imperative- a command) Rule 2: A finite verb agrees with its subject in number and person.

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