Why is this a correct sentence Iūlius nōn sōlus, sed cum magnā familiā habitat?

1. Does the verb always come at the end in Latin?
2. How do you use est in Latin?

Does the verb always come at the end in Latin?

As a general rule, Latin verbs go at the end of the sentence, including the verb sum. (Traditionally, Latin has been considered a "SOV" (subject, object, verb) language, though scholars have recently cast doubt upon the necessity of that claim.)

How do you use est in Latin?

In Latin, est is translated as ''he/she/it is. '' It may or not include a preceding pronoun in a sentence, such as id est, translating as ''it is.