Stage II - Subject vs. Direct Object

domina aquam bibit.

• the mistress drinks the water.

• the water drinks the mistress.

ancilla feminam visitat.

• the woman visits the slave-girl.

• the slave-girl visits the woman.

simia pecuniam habet.

• the monkey has money.

• the money has the monkey.

turba simiam videt.

• the monkey sees the crowd.

• the crowd sees the monkey.

amica cenam dat.

• the friend gives the dinner.

• the dinner gives the friend.

ursa tabernam spectat.

• the she-bear watches the shop.

• the shop watches the she-bear.

puella regulam habet.

• the girl has a ruler.

• the ruler has a girl.

picturam fenestra habet.

• the picture has a window.

• the window has a picture.

amicus argentarium salutat.

• the friend greets the banker.

• the banker greets the friend.

vir lupum vocat.

• the man calls the wolf.

• the wolf calls the man.