Subject versus Object

More subject versus object practice.

Zeroing in on those two cases : Nominative and Accusative! ​

Remember the Nom/Acc forms
(most importantly for now the singulars)

Singular Plural
Nom. feles feles
Gen. felis felium
Dat. feli felibus
Acc. felem feles
Abl. feli felibus

​feles, felis, f.

Singular Plural
Nom. canis canes
Gen. canis canum
Dat. cani canibus
Acc. canem canes
Abl. cane canibus

​canis, canis, m.

Fill in the Blanks

​canis felem amat!

​sed, feles canem non amat.

Multiple Select

In this sentence canis is?

choose all that apply

• Nominative

• Object

• Subject

• Accusative

​sed, feles canem non amat.

Multiple Select

In this sentence canem is?

choose all that apply

• Nominative

• Accusative

• Direct Object

• Subject

​Canis plorat et
rogat, "cur feles me
non amat?"

• plorat - he cries

• rogat - he asks

Dropdown

​Canis plorat et rogat, "cur feles me non amat?"

canis ​

Select answer

est et feles ​

Select answer

est

Multiple Select

Canis est?

click all that are true

• plural

• nominative

• feminine

• a noun

• masculine

Word Cloud

What do you know about the word canem?

Poll

Think you can pick out the subject in a sentence now?

Bene Factum!

Finis