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Noun Review Cases and Functions. Nominative: Predicate Nominative – Caecilius is the master. Mrs. Smith is a librarian.

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1 Noun Review Cases and Functions

2 Nominative: Predicate Nominative – Caecilius is the master. Mrs. Smith is a librarian.

3 Nominative: Predicate Nominative – Caecilius is the master. Mrs. Smith is a librarian. It FOLLOWS the VERB of BEING.

4 Nominative: Subject – Caecilius is the master. Mrs. Smith is a librarian.

5 Accusative: Direct Object – The mother sees her son. The slave cleans the bedroom.

6 Accusative: Direct Object – The mother sees her son. The slave cleans the bedroom. The object/person that is RECEIVING the ACTION.

7 Accusative: Object of the Preposition – (ad, per, prope, in (into/onto)) The merchant walks to the forum. The baths are near the forum.

8 Ablative: Object of the Preposition – (cum, ex, in (in/on)) Caecilius sleeps in the bedroom. Metella walks with Quintus.

9 ancillaancillae ancillaeancillarum ancillaeancillis ancillamancillas ancillāancillis Caecilius ____________ vituperat.

10 ancillaancillae ancillaeancillarum ancillaeancillis ancillamancillas ancillāancillis ____________ in cubiculo laborat.

11 ancillaancillae ancillaeancillarum ancillaeancillis ancillamancillas ancillāancillis Caecilius prope ____________ stat.

12 ancillaancillae ancillaeancillarum ancillaeancillis ancillamancillas ancillāancillis ____________ in cubiculo laborant.

13 ancillaancillae ancillaeancillarum ancillaeancillis ancillamancillas ancillāancillis Caecilius ____________ vituperat.

14 ancillaancillae ancillaeancillarum ancillaeancillis ancillamancillas ancillāancillis Servus cum ____________ stat.

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