Case Use Refresher

Spot the subject in this sentence:

Currāx per urbem festīnat.

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servus Giscōnem et Catiam ad Subūram dūcit.

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cellam veterānus quaerit, domina.

Spot TWO subjects in this sentence:

subitō cadit tēgula et columba per rīmam volitat.

Spot the predicate noun in this sentence:

et canis est Celer.

Spot the predicate adjective in this sentence:

cella nōn est optima!

Spot the direct object in this sentence:

cellam veterānus quaerit, domina.

Spot TWO direct objects in this sentence:

Giscō uxōrem et fīlium habet.

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Currāx Giscōnem ad cellam dūcit.

Spot the "place to" accusative in this sentence:

servus Giscōnem et Catiam ad Subūram dūcit.

Spot the "junk drawer" accusative in this sentence:

magnus mūs per iānuam currit.

Spot the vocative noun in this sentence:

cellam veterānus quaerit, domina.