*prīnceps, princīpis

(3 m)

*senātor, senātōris

(3 m)

*vir, viri

(2 m)

*to look at

to watch

*trādō, trādere

trahō, trahere ?

*to hand over

trahō, trahere: to drag, pull

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Lupus puellas terret.

Lupus puellas terret.

The wolf frightens the girls.

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Puellae silvam amant.

Puellae silvam amant.

Girls like the woods.

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Davum et servos pueri vexāre non timent.

Davum et servos puerivexāre non timent.

The boys are not afraid to annoy

Davus and the slaves.

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Lupi pueros et puellas

semper terrent.

Lupi pueros et puellas

semper terrent.

The wolves always frighten

the boys and girls.

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Servi lupos ex agris repellunt.

Servi lupos ex agris repellunt.

The slaves drive off the wolves

from the fields.

Which one is accusative case? Then translate.

Servus senatores videt.

Which one is accusative case? Then translate.

Servus senatores videt.

The slave sees the senators.

Which one is accusative case? Then translate.

Arbores pueri saepe ascendunt.

Which one is accusative case? Then translate.

Arbores pueri saepe ascendunt.

The boys often climb trees.

Which one is accusative case? Then translate.

Clamores puellas terrent.

Which one is accusative case? Then translate.

Clamores puellas terrent.

The shouts frighten the girls.

Which one is accusative case? Then translate.

Patres magnos fragores audiunt.

Which one is accusative case? Then translate.

Patres magnos fragores audiunt.

The fathers hear great noises.