Learn the Latin Nominative Case in this first lesson of The Latin Cases series from Schola Sacrae.
The nominative is one of the grammatical cases in Latin and is primarily used to identify the subject of a sentence. In this lesson, we explore its function, how to recognize it, and how it appears in familiar Latin expressions.
In this lesson, you will learn:
✦ What the Nominative Case is.
✦ The Predicate Nominative.
✦ Deus caritas est
This lesson is suitable for beginners studying Latin grammar, Ecclesiastical Latin, Catholic prayers, and the language of the Church.
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