Supply the proper endings in the following sentences :
Man dlin-- vin--. Vom dlin-- vat--. Fat pul-- giv-- mon-- vom--. Mot blin-- bod-- pul--.
He comes. Who comes ? The man comes. He eats bread. I eat bread. He gives a dollar. Who gives a dollar ? The father gives a dollar. The man has a dog. The boy buys a book. The father drinks wine. The mother drinks water. The dog sees the cat. The boy buys bread. What does he eat ? He eats bread. Who eats bread ? What does she give to the boy ? She gives the boy money. What does the woman eat ? She eats bread and meat. The dog sees three sheep.
I eat meat, you eat bread; he drinks water, she drinks wine. We have books, YOU have eyes, they have ears.
EXERCISE 6
Penob, I write. Pened, a letter (correspondence). Tonab, a letter (of the alphabet).
Tidoms. Kims tidoms ? Mans tidoms. Seloms bukis. Tedels seloms bukis pules. Laboms moni. Kims laboms moni ? Tedels laboms moni. Mans fidoms bodi e miti. Voms dlinofs vini e vati. Man penom penedi. Tedels penoms penedis. Puls penoms tonabis. Voms penofs penedis manes.
The dogs see the sheep. The sheep see the dog. The sheep sees the grass. The men write letters. The boys see the letters (a, b, c,). The women drink (not -oms) water. The men drink wine.
EXERCISE 7
| Nim, animal. | Dlin, a drink. | Fid, food. | Dil, part. |
| Julel, scholar. | Nif, snow. | Töt, thunder. | Sag, say. |
| Das, that. |
(CAUTION.--After the verb to be, use the kimfal, not the kimifal.)
