Today I discuss how to identify ANY subject or direct object in a sentence. This is a apart of our preliminary episodes diving into Latin, as I pull apart a “flesh out” parts of speech and what they really are.

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Today I discuss how to identify ANY subject or direct object in a sentence. This is a apart of our preliminary episodes diving into Latin, as I pull apart a “flesh out” parts of speech and what they really are. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/liam-connerly/support

Today I discuss how to identify ANY subject or direct object in a sentence. This is a apart of our preliminary episodes diving into Latin, as I pull apart a “flesh out” parts of speech and what they really are.

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Latin in Layman’s - Lesson Two: Subjects and Direct Objects

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