Usages of quod
Puerum verborum iratorum paenitet, et sorori magnas gratias agit quod ei ignoscit.
The boy regrets his angry words, and he gives great thanks to his sister because she forgives him.
Mater gaudet, quod filia veritatem aperte fatetur.
Mother rejoices because her daughter openly confesses the truth.
Vicinam miserae aviae miseret, quod illa sola tam grave onus portat.
The neighbor pities the unhappy grandmother, because she carries such a heavy burden alone.
Matertera gaudet, quod remedium utile fuit et puella tandem bene dormit.
The aunt rejoices because the remedy was useful and the girl is finally sleeping well.
Postridie vicinae matri gratulantur, quod maritus salvus rediit.
On the next day the female neighbors congratulate the mother because her husband returned safely.
Mater vicinas benigne accipit et eis gratulatur, quod filias suas tam diligenter curant.
Mother receives the neighbors kindly and congratulates them because they care for their daughters so diligently.
Discipuli gaudent, quod et cervum et cervam simul videre possunt.
The students rejoice because they can see both the stag and the doe at the same time.
Mater gaudet, quod filia iam melius valet.
Mother rejoices because her daughter is already feeling better.
In trīclīniō pater mātrī grātiās agit, quod convīvās benigne accēpit.
In the dining room father thanks mother because she kindly received the guests.
Convīva mātrī grātiās agit, quod epulae simplicēs sed bonae sunt.
The guest thanks mother, because the dishes are simple but good.
Discipula magistrae gratias agit, quod hanc sententiam alio modo explicavit.
The student thanks the teacher because she explained this sentence in another way.
Puer matri grātiās agit, quod eum benigne cōnsolātur.
The boy thanks his mother because she kindly comforts him.
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