Quis est? Metellam videmus. eam salutamus. Caecilium videmus. eum salutamus. discupuli atrium intrant. eos salutavi. id audivisitisne?

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Quis est? Metellam videmus. eam salutamus. Caecilium videmus. eum salutamus. discupuli atrium intrant. eos salutavi. id audivisitisne?

Can you put the following on this chart (he, she, it) Plural Masc. Fem. Neut. Nom. Gen. Dat. Accus. Abl.

Can you unscramble (M, F, and N Plural Pronoun forms) eis eis eorum eas eorum eis ea eis eis eae ea earum eis eos ei

Can you unscramble (M, F, and N Singular Pronoun forms) eum id eo eo eam id eius ei ei is ea ei eius eius ea

Personal Pronouns (he, she, it) Singular Masc. Fem. Neut. Nom. is ea id Gen. eius eius eius Dat. ei ei ei Accus. eum eam id Abl. eo ea eo

English Personal Pronouns Singular Masc. Fem. Neut. Nom. he she it Gen. his hers its Dat. to/forhim to/forher to/forit Accus. him her it Abl. by/from/w/him by/from/w/her by/from/w/it

Trickier: pacem amamus, sed non semper eam retinemus.

ego / I tu / you is / he ea / she id / it mei / of me tui / of you 1st Per 2nd Per 3rd Masc 3rd Fem 3rd Neuter Nom Singular ego / I tu / you is / he ea / she id / it Genitive sing mei / of me tui / of you eius / his eius / her eius / its Dative sing mihi / to me tibi / to you ei / to him ei / to her ei / to it Accus sing me / me te / you eum / him eam / her Ablative sing me te eo ea Nom Plural nos / we vos / ya’ll ei / they eae / they ea / those things Genitive Pl nostrum vestrum eorum / their earum eorum Dative Pl nobis / to us vobis / to y’all eis / to them eis / to those things Accus Pl nos / us eos / them eas Ablative Pl nobis vobis eis

Practice with Personal Pronouns The Romans conquered them. I gave a gift to him/her. Did you see it? It is. We entered his/her home. Friends walked with them. eum audiverunt. id vidi. Librum eorum/earum vides. Romani eos vicerunt. donum ei dedi. id videsne? id est. domum eius intravimus. Amici cum eis ambulaverunt. They heard him. I saw it. You see their book.