Brando Brown - Vocabulary + Tenses

Brando et catulus in lectō dormiunt.

• Brando and the puppy are sleeping in bed.

• Brando and the puppy were sleeping in bed.

Brando et Iacobus esse ducēs castellī simulant.

• Brando and Jacob pretend to be leaders of the castle.

• Brando and Jacob were pretending to be leaders of the castle.

Mater dicēbat, "Brando, potēs evigilāre nunc?

• Mom says, "Brando, are you able to wake up now?"

• Mom was saying, "Brando, are you able to wake up now?"

Mater et pater cubiculum intrābant.

• Mom and dad are entering the room.

• Mom and dad were entering the room.

Brando non valet.

• Brando is not doing well.

• Brando was not doing well.

Catulus in tapetī saepe mingēbat.

• The dog often pees on the rug.

• The dog often was peeing on the rug.

Brando relinquere catulum in hortīs vult.

• Brando wants to leave behind the puppy in the park.

• Brando wants to pick up the puppy in the park.

Brando horā sextā domum revenit.

• Brando returns home at 6:00.

• Brando returned home at 6:00.

Brando catulum sumit et eum in armarium ponit.

• Brando picks up the puppy and puts him in the closet.

• Brando picked up the puppy and put him in the closet.

Brando et Iacobus nomen catulī nesciēbant.

• Brando and Jacob don't know the name of the puppy.

• Brando and Jacob didn't know the name of the puppy.