What is the accusative (D.O.) in this sentence, if any?
Prīnceps senātōrēs Rōmānōs ad urbem revocat.
Is the accusative (D.O.) singular or plural?
Prīnceps senātōrēs Rōmānōs ad urbem revocat.
Which word is an adjective in this sentence and what word does it modify?
Prīnceps senātōrēs Rōmānōs ad urbem revocat.
What gender is the noun that the adjective modifies?
Prīnceps senātōrēs Rōmānōs ad urbem revocat.
Translate the sentence.
Prīnceps senātōrēs Rōmānōs ad urbem revocat.
Which word is an adjective in this sentence and what word does it modify?
Sextus ad magnam urbem īre vult.
What gender is the noun that the adjective modifies?
Sextus ad magnam urbem īre vult.
Translate the sentence.
Sextus ad magnam urbem īre vult.
What is the accusative (D.O.) in this sentence, if any?
Cornēlia ad urbem redīre nōn vult quod vīllam rūsticam et amīcam vīcīnam amat.
Are the accusatives (D.O.) singular or plural?
Cornēlia ad urbem redīre nōn vult quod vīllam rūsticam et amīcam vīcīnam amat.
Which word or words are adjectives in this sentence and what word or words do they modify?
Cornēlia ad urbem redīre nōn vult quod vīllam rūsticam et amīcam vīcīnam amat.
Translate the sentence.
Cornēlia ad urbem redīre nōn vult quod vīllam rūsticam et amīcam vīcīnam amat.