Mārcus ex (a)   currit.

Marcus runs out of the FIELDS.

nom. sing.: ager; nom. pl.: agrī

Puerī per (a)   currunt.

The boys are running through the GARDEN.

nom. sing.: hortus; nom. pl.: hortī

Puerī per (a)   currunt.

The boys are running through the GARDENS.

nom. sing.: hortus; nom. pl.: hortī

Multī servī in (a)   labōrant.

Many slaves work in the CITY.

nom. sing.: urbs; nom. pl.: urbēs

Multī servī in (a)   labōrant.

Many slaves work in the CITIES.

nom. sing.: urbs; nom. pl.: urbēs

Servī statuās ē (a)   portant.

The slaves carries the statues out of the FISHPOND.

nom. sing.: piscīna; nom. pl.: piscīnae

Servī statuās ē (a)   portant.

The slaves carries the statues out of the FISHPONDS.

nom. sing.: piscīna; nom. pl.: piscīnae

Est aqua sub (a)   .

There is water under the CITY.

nom. sing.: urbs; nom. pl.: urbēs

Est aqua sub (a)   .

There is water under the CITIES.

nom. sing.: urbs; nom. pl.: urbēs

Lupī per (a)   currunt.

Wolves run through the FOREST.

nom. sing.: silva; nom. pl.: silvae

Lupī per (a)   currunt.

Wolves run through the FORESTS.

nom. sing.: silva; nom. pl.: silvae

Iānitōrēs ad (a)   vīllae sedent.

Doorkeepers are sitting at the DOOR of the country house.

nom. sing.: ianua; nom. pl.: ianuae

Iānitōrēs ad (a)   vīllae sedent.

Doorkeepers are sitting at the DOORS of the country house.

nom. sing.: ianua; nom. pl.: ianuae

Nūntius ex (a)   fūrtim ambulat.

The messenger walks stealthily out of the GARDEN.

nom. sing.: hortus; nom. pl.: hortī

Nūntius ex (a)   fūrtim ambulat.

The messenger walks stealthily out of the GARDENS.

nom. sing.: hortus; nom. pl.: hortī

Puerī prope (a)   sunt.

The boys are near the MESSENGER.

nom. sing.: nūntius; nom. pl.: nūntiī

Puerī prope (a)   sunt.

The boys are near the MESSENGERS.

nom. sing.: nūntius; nom. pl.: nūntiī

Nōs prope (a)   habitāmus.

We live near the CITY.

nom. sing.: urbs; nom. pl.: urbēs

Nōs prope (a)   habitāmus.

We live near the CITIES.

nom. sing.: urbs; nom. pl.: urbēs