Subjects and Direct Objects

Which of the following nouns are accusatives (direct objects)?

• servus

• lupum

• arborem

• amīca

• eum

Which of the following are nominatives (subjects)?

• amīcae

• servī

• clāmorem

• virum

• puerī

Which two of the following are nominatives (singular or plural) for puerum?

• puerī

• puer

• puerus

• puerae

Which of the following is the plural nominative (subject) for vir?

• virae

• virum

• virī

• virem

Which of the following is the accusative (direct object) form of arbor?

• arborem

• arborum

• arboram

• arbore

Change statua to its singular accusative (direct object) form.

• statuae

• statuum

• statuam

• statuēs

Select the correct form of īrātus to agree with vir.

• īrāta

• īrātae

• īrātem

• īrātus

Change clāmorem into its singular nominative (subject) form.

• clāmor

• clāmora

• clāmorus

• clāmorum

Which nouns are in their nominative (subject) forms?

• puellae

• virum

• vir

• Cornēliam

• Sextus

Sextum nōn videt Cornēlia, sed Corneliam Sextus videt.

Who sees whom?

• Sextus sees Cornelia

• They do not see each other.

• Cornelia sees Sextus.

• They see each other.