Year 3 · Grade 5: With and From

Read with, from, in, and without as phrases. Year 4A names the case.

Practice this lesson

What to notice

• with and without
• out of and away from
• in a place

Explanation

These phrases answer with whom, from where, or where. Cum amico means with a friend. Sine cibo means without food. Ex villa means out of the house. A patre means from father. In silva means in the woods.

The ending after the little word is part of the chunk. You do not need the name of that ending yet.

Examples

• cum amico — with a friend Cum means with.
• ex villa — out of the house Ex means out of.
• a patre — from father A here means from.
• sine cibo — without food Sine means without.

Latin in this lesson

• cum amico — with a friend
• ex villa — out of the house
• in silva — in the woods
• ab aqua — away from the water
• sine cibo — without food
• a patre — from father