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A1.7

Travelling to cities

Use the bare accusative of place names.

Caesar Romam venit

(KAI-sar ROH-mahm WEH-nit)

Caesar to Rome comes (he/she)

In Galliam venio

(in GAL-lee-ahm WEH-nee-oh)

in / into Gaul (object) I come

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