...different cases 177 Verbs always governing the Genitive Ibid. Verbs always governing the Dative 179 The following take the Dative of the person and the Accusative of the tiling ..... 180 The following govern different cases or prepositions. . . PAGE 180 Exercise 20 182...

...enseigner, to teach, when followed by a single noun, require the accusative, but when followed by two nouns, take the dative of the person, and the accusative of the thing; thus, Avez-vous payé votre tailleur? Oui, je lui ai payé mon habit. Qui a enseigné votre sœur?...

...infinitive mood, it then requires the preposition di; as, Pe'nso di anddrvi, I think of going there. The following take the Dative of the Person and the Accusative of the ThingChie'dere, to ask one for a thing ; una cdsa ad uno. Conferire, to confer a thing on one; Dare,...

...2. 7. 15 senatui ac populo, dat. after promittentes. Verbs of giving, telling, showing, promising, take the dative of the person and the accusative of the thing. 1 6 impleturos esse, 'would complete,' 'would finish." omnes nobiles et qui, ' all (being) of noble...

...governing the dative the student should consult the grammar or dictionary. A limited number of verbs may take the dative of the person and the accusative of the thing, but the latter is often replaced by an infinitive phrase or an object clause. This group is composed...