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Where do Ablatives and Genitives fit into a Latin sentence?
How do you tell if a prepositional phrase is with an Ablative or Accusative?
Where do Ablatives and Genitives fit into a Latin sentence?
How do you tell if a prepositional phrase is with an Ablative or Accusative?
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Ablatives are mainly used as objects of prepositions. Those prepositions USUALLY don't involve motion, but that's not 100%.
Genitives are always used to show possession.
Nearly all prepositions that take ablatives are stationary in meaning. Nearly all prepositions that take accusatives involve motion.
Hold on a bit, and I'll find some examples for you.
Genitives are always used to show possession.
Nearly all prepositions that take ablatives are stationary in meaning. Nearly all prepositions that take accusatives involve motion.
Hold on a bit, and I'll find some examples for you.
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