6.40 Simple Sentences

Below you will find some simple materials to help you build up to the exercises in Croy. The materials to help you with the Practice Sentences are on a separate page.

Simple Sentences

As you will see, Croy's Practice Sentences are usually rather long and often have several parts. In order to help you get ready for Croy's practice sentences, here are some simpler sentences, grouped according to the type of syntactical features that you can find in them. The sentences are shown below without English translations; there is a separate page with English translations for you to consult as well.

You might also want to review some of the sentence types from the previous lessons:

• Lesson 2: Declarative Statements, Subordinate Clauses, Complementary Infinitive, Questions
• Lesson 3: Nominative, Accusative, Genitive, Dative
• Lesson 4: Postpositive Particle, Vocative, Nominative, Accusative, Genitive, Dative
• Lesson 5: Def. Article, Predicate Adj., Attribute Adj. - Indef., Attribute Adj. - Def., Substantive Adj., Postpositive Particle

The sentences for this lesson focus on the use of prepositions, and you also need to keep reviewing the adjectival constructions, especially the wrapped and braided adjectives, and the use of substantive adjectives: