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Sagot :
Adjectives will be in the accusative case so they can describe the direct object because in Latin the 1 rule for an adjective to match a noun(direct objects, object of the prepositions, or normal nouns) is it needs to match the nouns gender, number, and case. Video means I see in Latin so if you wanted to say I see the town. You would say Video Opidium. Oppidum is accusative because it is a direct object
- Direct objects go after the verb in Latin but the adjectives go before the verb in latin.
-here is a latin chart to help you
(Subject)Nominative
(The of case, possesive)Genitive
(indirect object case)Dative
(Direct object case)Accusative
(Object of the preposition case)Ablative
Feminine ending chart with mensa:
Sing. Plur. Singular. Plural
a. ae mensa. mensae
ae. arum. mensae. mensarum
ae. is. mensae. mensis
am. as. mensam. mensas
ā. is. mensā. mensis
Translated Mensa chart:
Singular. Plural
Nominative: Table. Tables
Genitive: of the table. of the tables
Dative: to the table. to the tables
Accusative: table (Direct Obj. Tables
Ablative: on the table. on the tables.
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