Latin 1 Quiz
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A student wants to express the idea 'The soldiers defeat the enemy' in Latin. He uses: milites (soldiers, 3rd declension nominative plural); hostem (enemy, 3rd declension accusative singular); vinco (to defeat, 3rd-person plural = vincunt). He writes: Milites hostem vincunt. His partner argues the verb should be 'vincit' because 'hostem' is singular. Who is correct, and why?
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