Latin II: Relative Pronouns

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Latin for 'who' in: The boy who fell is my brother.

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quī

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Latin for 'to whom' in the sentence: 'the girl to whom I gave the book yesterday.'

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cui

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Latin for 'whom' in 'Give thanks to the boy whom we found today.'

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quem

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Latin for the underlined word in: 'The table (mensa, mensae f.) on which I keep my computer is now missing a leg.'

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quā

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Latin for 'which/that' in 'He told me many things which I didn't hear.'

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quae

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Latin for 'whose' in: 'The king whose reign has lasted ten years lives in the palace.'

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cuius

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Latin for 'with whom' in 'the girls with whom I am standing'

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quibuscum

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Latin for the underlined word in: 'The teeth which the dentist pulled were rotting.'

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quōs

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Latin for the underlined word in: 'The kids are jumping into the leaves (folium, foliī n.) which I raked this morning.'

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quae

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Latin for the underlined word in: 'The river which (rivus, rivī m.) we are about to cross is the Nile.'

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quem