Word Order in Latin

To Remember:

A common word order for simple sentences in Latin is Subject-Object-Verb.
Verbs are often found at the end of sentences in Latin, but not always.

vocant

In Latin, this is already a sentence:

They call.

(Romans didn't usually capitalize the beginnings of sentences)

pueros vocant.

They call the boys.

Or you could say:

puellae pueros vocant.

The girls call the boys. 

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