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1 Wheelock Caput 17 Relative Pronoun

2 agrees with antecedent
gender and number m f n // singular or plural

3 derives case from use in its own clause
n g d a ab

4

5 Puer qui cecidit frāter meus est
Puer qui cecidit frāter meus est.
Puer cuius pater crās veniet nōn valet.
Puer cui librum dedī tē vocat.
Puer quem puellae vītant stultus est.
Puer ā quō illae currunt ibi stat.

6 Puella quae cecidit soror mea est. cuius pater crās veniet nōn valet
Puella quae cecidit soror mea est.
 cuius pater crās veniet nōn valet.
 cui librum dedī tē vocat.
 quam puellae vītant stulta est.
 ā quā illae currunt ibi stat.

7 quī meus frāter est. cuius pater crās veniet. Ea est amica pueri cui librum herī dedī. quem herī vīdimus. de quō semper cogitat

8 quae mea soror est. cuius pater crās veniet. Ille est amicus puellae cui librum herī dedī. quam herī vīdimus. de quā semper cogitat

9 quī stat in agrō. cuius frātrēs vidēmus. Da grātiās puerō cui scribis. quem vides. de quō cogitas.

10 quae stat in agrō. cuius frātrēs vidēmus. Da grātiās puellae cui scribis quam vides. de quā cogitas.

11 quī te laudat cuius pater non valet Puerum cui pecuniam do nemo adiuvabit. quem vides quōcum remanēs

12 quae te laudat cuius pater non valet Puellam cui pecuniam do nemo adiuvabit. quam vides quācum remanēs

13 qui animālia timet cuius labor patrem servāvit De puerō cui grātiās ēgimus mihi multa dixit. quem timet quōcum sē iunverat

14 quae animālia timet cuius labor patrem servāvit De puellā cui grātiās ēgimus mihi multa dixit. quam timet quācum sē iunverat

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