Silvās clārās īnsulae magnae spectātis.

Uses of silva clārās īnsulae and magnae

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-as is the ending for accusative plural, but I don't ever remember seeing long marks over those a's.

http://www.thelatinlibrary.com/101/Declension123.pdf

So ask yourself, what do nouns in the accusative case (and the adjectives that modify them) do in a sentence?

-ae is the ending for genitive singular nouns (and the adjectives that modify them). What is the genitive case used for?
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