Grammar & Latin Word Order Review

is

runs

runner

is typing

tall

verb

noun (or pronoun)

adjective

adverb

preposition

action that is happening

noun that the actions is happening TO

noun that DOES the action

place that the action is happening

overall topic

dog

sees

Metella

atrium

It's okay if the translation doesn't sound right in English.

You can LEAVE OUT the words "a", "an", and "the" from your translation since Latin doesn't have those words.

Latin word order and English word order are always the same.

NEVER split up the words "is" and "verbing" (like "is sitting", "is working", "is writing") in your English translation.

Metella in atrio sedet.

Metella sedet in atrio.

Metella in sedet atrio.

sedet Metella in atrio.

Metella is in the atrium sitting.

Metella is in the atrium.

Metella in the atrium is sitting.

Metella is sitting in the atrium.

Metella is sitting in atrium.

Caecilius in horto est.

Caecilius est in tablino.

Caecilius scribit in tablino.

Caecilius in horto sedet.