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The queen gives great rewards.

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The man issued the order with a sign.

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The camp is large.

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The great reward is pleasing to the boy.

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Marcus will point out the plan to the men.

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News of the sign traveled quickly.

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The small mix of grains was a concern.

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The small rewards were pleasing to the people.

Choose the correct Latin form for the following:

to/for the grains

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of the camp

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with/by means of the grains

Verum aut Falsum: The nominative and accusative case endings are the same for second declension neuter nouns.