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In the 9th module, you'll return to another grammatical concept that will become extremely useful: the genitive noun case. The genitive is a grammatical case that relates nouns to each other in ways that are linguistic equivalents to Aristotle's classification system for matter. We also use the same classification logic in data organizational structures. In this module, you'll learn how different categories of matter combine and evolve to form new matter over time through the houses. This is how life changes over time. You'll also learn how these changes can be seen as derivatives both within single charts and across bi-wheels. In this manner, you'll be able to get more specific about the types of objects in the outer world that are undergoing change and expressing via planetary actions. [This module includes video instruction lessons, easy reading assignments, chart application examples, practice assignments, and class handouts. We do not recommend you taking the modules out of sequential order! ]