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Latin II- declension Hangman

 
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Question Answer
how many declensions are there?  5  
what case is used for the subject of the sentence and for the predicate ___________?  nominative case  
what case is used to show possession and can usually be translated "of?"  genitive case  
what case can be used for indirect objects?  dative case  
what case can be used for direct objects?  accusative case  
what case is usually translated by, with, or from?  ablative case