Ch. 27, page 153, Ex A

tu, qui amas

• you, who love

• you, whom you love

• you, who we are loving

• you, who will love

Frater imperatoris quem vidi

• the brother of the general, who sees

• the brother of the general, whom I saw

• the brother of the general, whom I see

• the father of the general, whom I saw

Flumen, quod est latum

• the river, who is wide

• the river, whom were wide

• the river, which is wide

• the river, which was wide

Milites quibus victoriam nuntiavi

• the soldier to whom I announced the victory

• the soldiers to whom I announced the victory

• the soldiers by which I announced the victory

• the soldiers to whom I announce the victory

Nautae, quorum naves erant

• The sailors who were ships

• The sailors to whom they gave the ships

• The sailors of whom the ships were

• The sailors whose ships were

Animalia, quae sedebant

• the animals, which we were seating

• the animal, which was sitting

• the animals, which were sitting

• the animals, whom they sat down

Eques a quo pedes vulneratus est

• The horseman, by whom the foot soldier has been wounded

• The horsemen, by whom the foot soldiers have been wounded

• The horse, whose foot was wounded

• the horseman, by whom the feet had been wounded

feminae quas spectavi

• the women whom I saw

• I saw which for the woman

• the woman whom I see

• the women whom I see

Pedites quibuscum discedebamus

• The foot soldiers were departing

• the foot solders with whom we were departing

• the foot soldiers from whom were were departing

• the foot soldier to whom we went

mea filia, cui dedi

• my daughter whom I gave

• my daughter who gives

• my daughter to whom I gave

• my daughter to whom I give