8 CLC Plural Sentences with -es

clamores feminae audiunt

• the women hear the shouts

• the shouts hear the women

agricolae fures pulsaverunt

• the farmers hit the thieves

• the thieves hit the farmers

patrem iuvenes spectaverunt

• the young men saw the father

• the father saw the young men

nuntios mercatores salutaverunt

• the merchants greeted the messengers

• the messengers greeted the merchants

senes libertos vocabant

• the old men were calling the freedmen

• the freedmen were calling the old men

mercatores servos laudabant

• the merchants were praising the slaves

• the slaves were praising the merchants

leones quaerit poeta

• the poet looks for the lions

• the lions look for the poet

amicae canes spectant

• the friends look at the dogs

• the dogs look at the friends

naves intrant domini

• the masters enter the ships

• the masters enter the ship

fortes fures dormiebant

• the strong thieves were sleeping

• the strong thief was sleeping