"They are kind."

Translation: Illi sunt benigni.

[ekoi1995]

case\gen.	Masc. Sing.	Fem. Sing.	Neut. Sing.	Masc. Plu.	Fem. Plu.	Neut. Plu.
Nominative	is	ea	id	ei	eae	ea
Genitive	eius	eius	eius	eorum	earum	eorum
Dative	ei	ei	ei	eis	eis	eis
Accusative	eum	eam	id	eos	eas	ea
Ablative	eo	ea	eo	eis	eis	eis

case\gen.	Masc. Sing.	Fem. Sing.	Neut. Sing.	Masc. Plu.	Fem. Plu.	Neut. Plu.
Nominative	ille	illa	illud	illi	illae	illa
Genitive	illius	illius	illius	illorum	illarum	illorum
Dative	illi	illi	illi	illis	illis	illis
Accusative	illum	illam	illud	illos	illas	illa
Ablative	illo	illa	illo	illis	illis	illis

[meursaultine]

deep breaths buddy

[MagistraKate]

"(Illae) benignae sunt" should also be accepted.

[Danny629089]

Is there a reason that Illi benigni sunt is wrong?

[MagistraKate]

Nope, that is acceptable as a response.

[JefDeSmedt]

Probably because no one has reported it yet?

[Shougoto]

It was marked correct for me as on Dec 6, 2020

[Colleen289785]

I cannot work out why it is benigni. I put benignum because in the vocab it has
-us,-a,-um and I presumed um was the plural. I am very confused.

[szORi2]

is "illi binignae sunt" correct?
whats the difference btw illi and illae?

[not_a_thing]

bEnignae*. The difference is: "illi" male plural and "illae" for female plural

[PedroAdeCarvalho]

Imho we should use the nominative neuter to kind, wich is benigna.

[Colleen289785]

I was confused again with the vocab given us , a, um so put benignum thinking it was the plural.