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Agricola puellam amat. the farmer loves the girl. what latin ending in the sentence above represents the subject
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Agricola puellam amat. the farmer loves the girl. what latin ending in the sentence above represents the subject

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The -a ending in the first word, "agricola," would be representative of the sentence's subject. The subject of the sentence would be "the farmer," which is shown by the word "agricola." This translates into "the farmer, [he] loves the girl."
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