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Cornelia is a
singular subject/nominative
Ancillam is a
singular direct object/accusative
Per villam is a
prepositional phrase with the object in the accusative
In horto is a
prepositional phrase with the object in the ablative case
Aquam is a
singular direct object/accusative
Servi is a
plural subject/nominative
Sub arbore is a
prepositional phrase with the object in the ablative
The gender, case, and number of ancillae is
fem. nom. plur.
The gender, case, and number of Cornelium
masc. acc. sing.
Translate "Matrem observat Cornelia."
Cornelia watches mother.
Subito means
suddenly
Translate "Aurelia Corneliam docet."
Aurelia teaches Cornelia.
Cibum is a
singular direct object/accusative
Translate "vult".
She wants/she wishes
Translate "surgunt".
They get up.
Translate "surgit"
She gets up
