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LNM 1 Chapter 1 Exercise 3: Characteristics of Latin Nouns

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Exercise 3
Identify whether the nouns in bold in these sentences are subjects, direct objects, or predicate nominatives. 
The Reading Vocabulary may be consulted.
Label each sentence as vērum (true) if it agrees or falsum (false) if it disagrees with the Latin reading passage at the beginning of the chapter.
Example: Amūlius est deus. Predicate nominative/ falsum

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Rhēa Silvia Rōmulum et Remum cūrat.

subject

direct object

predicate nominative

Rhēa Silvia Rōmulum et Remum cūrat.

verum (true)

falsum (false)

Amūlius Rōmulum et Remum bene cūrat.

subject

direct object

predicate nominative

Amūlius Rōmulum et Remum bene cūrat.

verum (true)

falsum (false)

Amūlius lupam vinculīs claudit.

subject

direct object

predicate nominative

Amūlius lupam vinculīs claudit.

verum (true)

falsum (false)

Mārs Rōmulum et Remum in aquam pōnit.

subject

direct object

predicate nominative

Mārs Rōmulum et Remum in aquam pōnit.

verum (true)

falsum (false)

Lupa Rhēam Silviam cūrat.

subject

direct object

predicate nominative

Lupa Rhēam Silviam cūrat.

verum (true)

falsum (false)

Amūlius ad aquam ambulat.

subject

direct object

predicate nominative

Amūlius ad aquam ambulat.

verum (true)

falsum (false)