ER 02 Ex. 2c Identify S, V, LV, and C

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Note from the author:

Match each word to its correct description, based on how it is used in the sentence. (See p. 8 for explanation of terms subject, verb, linking verb, and complement.

E.g., Puella dēfessa est.
puella          subject
dēfessa       complement
est                linking verb

E.g., Puellae sedent.
puellae         subject
sedent          verb

Instructions

Match each word to its correct description, based on how it is used in the sentence. (See p. 8 for explanation of terms subject, verb, linking verb, and complement.

E.g., Puella dēfessa est.
puella          subject
dēfessa       complement
est                linking verb

E.g., Puellae sedent.
puellae         subject
sedent          verb

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ER 02 Ex. 2c Identify S, V, LV, and C

Last updated almost 2 years ago

7 questions

Note from the author:

Match each word to its correct description, based on how it is used in the sentence. (See p. 8 for explanation of terms subject, verb, linking verb, and complement.

E.g., Puella dēfessa est.
puella          subject
dēfessa       complement
est                linking verb

E.g., Puellae sedent.
puellae         subject
sedent          verb

Instructions

Match each word to its correct description, based on how it is used in the sentence. (See p. 8 for explanation of terms subject, verb, linking verb, and complement.

E.g., Puella dēfessa est.
puella          subject
dēfessa       complement
est                linking verb

E.g., Puellae sedent.
puellae         subject
sedent          verb

Cornēlia est puella Rōmāna quae in vīllā rūsticā aestāte habitat.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
puella Rōmāna		subject
Cornēlia		linking verb
est		complement
habitat		verb

In vīllā vīcīnā habitat altera puella, nōmine Flāvia, quae est amīca eius.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
amīca		verb
est		subject
altera puella		linking verb
habitat		complement

Dum puellae in vīllīs habitant, in agrīs saepe ambulant.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
none		subject
puellae		verb
ambulant		linking verb

Hodiē Cornēlia ad vīllam vīcīnam ambulat ubi in agrīs sub arbore sedet Flāvia.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Cornēlia		subject
ambulat		verb
none		complement

Hodiē Cornēlia ad vīllam vīcīnam ambulat ubi in agrīs sub arbore sedet Flāvia.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Flāvia		verb
none		subject
sedet		complement

Iam puellae laetae currunt.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
none		subject
puellae		verb
currunt		linking verb

Brevī tempore, quod dēfessae sunt, nōn iam currunt sed sub arbore sedent.
NOTE: "They" is implied from the verb ending (-nt) as the subject here.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
dēfessae		complement
currunt		linking verb
[implied from verb ending]		verb
sunt		subject

ER 02 Ex. 2c Identify S, V, LV, and C

ER 02 Ex. 2c Identify S, V, LV, and C

Cornēlia est puella Rōmāna quae in vīllā rūsticā aestāte habitat.

In vīllā vīcīnā habitat altera puella, nōmine Flāvia, quae est amīca eius.

Dum puellae in vīllīs habitant, in agrīs saepe ambulant.

Hodiē Cornēlia ad vīllam vīcīnam ambulat ubi in agrīs sub arbore sedet Flāvia.

Hodiē Cornēlia ad vīllam vīcīnam ambulat ubi in agrīs sub arbore sedet Flāvia.

Iam puellae laetae currunt.

Brevī tempore, quod dēfessae sunt, nōn iam currunt sed sub arbore sedent.NOTE: "They" is implied from the verb ending (-nt) as the subject here.

Cornēlia est puella Rōmāna quae in vīllā rūsticā aestāte habitat.

In vīllā vīcīnā habitat altera puella, nōmine Flāvia, quae est amīca eius.

Dum puellae in vīllīs habitant, in agrīs saepe ambulant.

Hodiē Cornēlia ad vīllam vīcīnam ambulat ubi in agrīs sub arbore sedet Flāvia.

Hodiē Cornēlia ad vīllam vīcīnam ambulat ubi in agrīs sub arbore sedet Flāvia.

Iam puellae laetae currunt.

Brevī tempore, quod dēfessae sunt, nōn iam currunt sed sub arbore sedent.NOTE: "They" is implied from the verb ending (-nt) as the subject here.

Brevī tempore, quod dēfessae sunt, nōn iam currunt sed sub arbore sedent.
NOTE: "They" is implied from the verb ending (-nt) as the subject here.

Brevī tempore, quod dēfessae sunt, nōn iam currunt sed sub arbore sedent.
NOTE: "They" is implied from the verb ending (-nt) as the subject here.