Henle Latin I Ex. 14

[SAHFmom]

# 2 Mary sees the Son of God.
My answer: Maria Filium Dei videt.
Answer key: Maria Dei Filium videt.

My answer was based on what I learned in Ex 13. There are a few other sentences where there is a similar "flip" like this. Can someone explain why? Or can you just tell me, "It doesn't really matter?" (though my answer is easier for me to understand.......)

Thank you.
Anna

[Mungo]

It really doesn't matter. :) In Latin, word order is much looser than in English because the inflections (word endings) show the function of each word. There is a more or less standard array of sentence patterns, but when a word is pulled to the front of a phrase or clause, it is usually for emphasis. I'm honestly not sure why the answer key gives "Dei Filium" instead of "Filium Dei," but if I were grading this exercise for one of my students, I would not consider the answer you came up with incorrect at all.

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