
"Isna" --> "Isne"

I would use a preposition before "scholam" ("in scholam" or "ad scholam").

To my knowledge it is more classic to use it without preposition.
But pls add your version.

I wonder where you learned that from.
Of course there are words like "domus" and "rus", but "schola" is a regular noun... Never mind, I'll add my variants.
Please look at these comments:
http://tatoeba.org/eng/sentence...88125#comments
http://tatoeba.org/eng/sentence...95064#comments

It was somewhat in my brain.
But now I checked it and found in "Eisenhut":(translated by me):
originally every word ... acc ... but in prose it was later limited to .. domum, rus. However poets used acc sometimes.
Since I am no poet, I better change several of my sentences.

> originally every word ...
I didn't know that. Gratias tibi ago, Hans! :)
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