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LATIN CASE HELP - Tell me the cases of the CAPITALS?

1.The Romans were MASTER BUILDERS. 2.One of their major accomplishments was their road SYSTEM. 3.The ROADS also gave the ROMANS swift transportation for other purposes by which their lives were improved immensely. 4.MILESTONES much like our mile markers today, monitored ... 5....monitored the TRAVELER'S progress ... 6.when the traveler arrived in ROME ... 7.... there was the golden milestone from WHICH all distances were measured. 8.One can see such SYSTEMS even today. I know #2 #8 #9 #2 #7 #8 I mean!

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1. 1. Master Builders = Nominative, It's a predicate nominative - same as Romans. 3. Roads = Nominative - subject of sentence Romans = Dative - Indirect object - think as '...gave TO the Romans..' 4. Milestones = Nominative - subject of sentence 5. Traveler's - Genitive - possessive - whose progress? 6. Rome - Locative - place where (This one seems advanced compared to the rest. Locative is not all that common and is generally not introduced to a student early. You may be looking for ablative.) ADDED: Just in case: 2. System = Nominative. Predicate nominative. 7. Which = Ablative. Object of preposition that takes ablative. 8. Systems = Accusative. Object of 'see'.