Hello.
In our textbook (it's for beginners), there is the following sentence for translation:
Multos annos ibi agebam discipulus.
Since I don't know Latin well, I don't understand how agebam and discipulus are related. I take it to mean that agebam is imperfectum indicativi activi (1st person - "I guided (or whatever else ago can mean here)"), and discipulus is in the nominative case. What does it mean?
Thank you.
In our textbook (it's for beginners), there is the following sentence for translation:
Multos annos ibi agebam discipulus.
Since I don't know Latin well, I don't understand how agebam and discipulus are related. I take it to mean that agebam is imperfectum indicativi activi (1st person - "I guided (or whatever else ago can mean here)"), and discipulus is in the nominative case. What does it mean?
Thank you.