1. Dative: 4. Indirect Object (to/for after verbs of giving, telling,
showing),
5. With special adjectives (propinquus near to;
carus dear to; gratus pleasing to; idoneus suitable for;
iniquus unjust to; inimicus unfriendly to).
Dative Endings
Mas. Fem. Neu.
Sing. o ae o
Pl is is is
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2. a reward pleasing to the boys
Noun Adj Noun
Subject Dative
Nominative With Adjectives
Neuter Masculine
Singular Plural
praemium pueris gratum
a place suitable for a temple
Masculine Neuter
Singular Singular
locus templo idoneus

3. 1. Complementary Infinitive
(English Word Order = Subject Verb Infinitive)
The man desires to work Vir laborare desiderat.
The men can see the women. =
The men are able to see the women.
Noun Verb Infin Noun
Subject pl Pres Dir. Object
Nom Pres Act Acc.
Masc Act Comple. Fem.
Pl Indic Pl.
Viri feminas videre possunt.

4. Review of the Accusative Case
Accusative: 6. Direct Object (subject verb whom/what),
7. Object of Certain Prepositions
( prope near; per through; post after; inter between,
among; ante before; circum around; contra opposite;
apud near; ),
8. Place to Which (ad to, toward, near; in into, against;
sub up to),
Accusative Endings
Mas. Fem. Neu.
Sing. um am um
Pl. os as a