Latin nouns and pronouns have __________ number of cases while English has __________.?

Answer 1

Latin nouns and pronouns have six cases:
nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, ablative, and vocative.

English nouns and pronouns have three cases:
subjective (like the nominative in Latin), possessive (like the genitive), and objective (sort of like a combination of dative, accusative, and ablative).