Match the English and Latin sentences; focus on the nouns in bold since they are all 3rd declension:
[A] mīles, mīlitis [3/m]: soldier
Nominative: I am a soldier.
Genitive: Here is the helmet of the Roman soldier.
Dative: He gives the shield to the soldier.
Accusative: The commander sees the soldier.
Ablative: I’m not afraid, for I am with the soldier.
- Dux mīlitem videt.
- Hīc est galea mīlitis Rōmānī.
- Nōn timeō, nam cum mīlite sum.
- Mīles sum.
- Mīlitī scūtum dat.
[B] aestās, aestātis [3/f]: summer
Nominative: The summer is pleasing to me [= I like
the summer]
Genitive: The beginning of the summer is here.
Accusative: I love the summer.
Ablative: They wage war in summer.
- Initium aestātis adest.
- Aestātem amō.
- Aestāte bellum gerunt.
- Aestās est grāta mihi.
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