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Ecce Romani Chapter 6

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  • The gender, case, and number of ancillae is
    fem. nom. plur.
  • Cibum is a
    singular direct object/accusative
  • Servi is a
    plural subject/nominative
  • Translate "Aurelia Corneliam docet."
    Aurelia teaches Cornelia.
  • Translate "Davus statim surgit et laborare parat."
    Davus immediately gets up and prepares to work.
  • Ancillam is a
    singular direct object/accusative
  • Translate "surgit"
    She gets up
  • Translate "surgunt".
    They get up.
  • Subito means
    suddenly
  • Translate "Cornelius petit Davum qui est in horto."
    Cornelius looks for Davus who is in the garden.
  • Translate "vult".
    She wants/she wishes
  • The gender, case, and number of Cornelium
    masc. acc. sing.
  • Sub arbore is a
    prepositional phrase with the object in the ablative
  • Aquam is a
    singular direct object/accusative
  • Translate "laborant"
    They work
  • Per villam is a
    prepositional phrase with the object in the accusative
  • Translate "Matrem observat Cornelia."
    Cornelia watches mother.
  • Cornelia is a
    singular subject/nominative
  • Translate "Ancillae villam purgant"
    The slave-women clean the country house.
  • In horto is a
    prepositional phrase with the object in the ablative case
  • Translate "dormiunt"
    They sleep
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