Nominative & Accusative Cases Review

First of all, what is the SUBJECT of a sentence?

What do we call the noun in the sentence that the action is HAPPENING TO?

Last class, we talked about something called "case." Once you have determined the case of a Latin noun, what will you know about it?

Let's make sure we've all got that! Once you have determined the case of a Latin noun, what will you know about it?

When you have a sentence with the structure, "NOUN is ANOTHER NOUN," the FIRST noun will be in what case?

Example: CAECILIUS is the father.

When you have a sentence with the structure, "NOUN is ANOTHER NOUN," the SECOND noun will be in what case?

Example: Metella is the MOTHER.

How do you determine the case of a Latin noun? (i.e. Whether it is nominative or accusative?

Based on the ENDING, which of the following nouns are NOMINATIVE?

Based on the ENDINGS, which of the following nouns are ACCUSATIVE?

Based on the ENDINGS, which of the following nouns would be the SUBJECT of their sentences?

Based on the ENDINGS, which of the following nouns would be the DIRECT OBJECT of their sentences?