LFC A Ch #9 Vocabulary

fātum, -ī

forum, -ī

frūmentum, -ī

astrum, -ī

oppidum, -ī

perīculum, -ī

praemium, -ī

beneficium, -ī

perīculum, -ī

gaudium, -ī

collum, -ī

frūmentum, -ī

fātum, -ī

praemium, -ī

astrum, -ī

collum, -ī

beneficium, -ī

astrum, -ī

oppidum, -ī

perīculum, -ī

forum, -ī

frūmentum, -ī

gaudium, -ī

astrum, -ī

forum, -ī

praemium, -ī

astrum, -ī

collum, -ī

fate or the fate

of the benefits

of the danger

fates or the fates

to/for or by/with/from the benefit

Object of the preposition

Direct object or object of the preposition

Indirect object

Possessive noun adjective

Subject noun or predicate nominative

The subject noun renames another noun in the sentence.

The subject noun receives the action of the verb.

The subject noun does the action in the sentence.

The subject noun is connected to the sentence by a preposition.