Quintus et Gaius philosophum audiunt. Line 8: “cūr servus clāmat?” rogat Gaius. Translation: Quintus and Gaius listen to the philosopher. “Why is the slave shouting?” asks Gaius.

: Alexander looks for a birthday gift for his brothers, purchasing three small statues—a man, a youth, and a girl—from a street vendor. The Conflict

Candidus et Flavius in foro sedebant. Candidus, vir dives, multas statuas in foro habebat. Multae statuae in columnae stabant. Statuae clarissimae erant; omnes eas spectabant.

You will see more plural nouns and verbs ending in -nt . Make sure your English translation reflects "they" rather than "he/she/it."