Practice with Nominatives and Accusatives

Practice with Nominatives and Accusatives

9/2/2021

​Agenda:

• ​Practice with Nom & Acc

• ​ICP 9/2

​Objective:

• ​I can identify the nominative subject and accusative direct object in Latin sentences in order to accurately translate Latin sentences into English.

Open Ended

What case marks the direct object in a Latin sentence?

​The accusative case marks the direct object in a Latin sentence.

Open Ended

What case marks the subject of a Latin sentence?

The nominative case marks the subject in a Latin sentence.​

Open Ended

How can you tell the function of each noun in a Latin sentence?

​The ending of each noun tells us its case, which marks its function in the Latin sentence.

Multiple Choice

In the sentence: puer matrem vocat, which word is the subject?

• puer

• matrem

• vocat

Multiple Choice

In the sentence: puer matrem vocat, which word is the direct object?

• puer

• matrem

• vocat

Open Ended

How should we translate the sentence: "puer matrem vocat."?

Multiple Choice

In the sentence: "librum puella iactat," which word is the subject?

• librum

• puella

• iactat

Multiple Choice

In the sentence: "librum puella iactat," which word is the direct object?

• librum

• puella

• iactat

Open Ended

How should we translate the sentence: "librum puella iactat."?

​Now:

1. ​Work on "ICP 9/2", found in your Week 4 module on Canvas

2. ​Complete any missing work or corrections

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​**IF YOU SUBMIT ANY LATE WORK OR CORRECTIONS, PLEASE FILL OUT THE "LATE WORK/CORRECTIONS SUMBISSION" GOOGLE FORM IN THE RESOURCES MODULE!

Objective:

​I can identify the nominative subject and accusative direct object in a Latin sentence in order to accurately translate Latin sentences into English.