Ecce Romani Ch. 4

Sextus is an annoying boy

• Sextus puer molestus est
• Sextus puerum vexat
• Sextus vexat
• Puerum molestum Sextus vexat

Be careful! The branches are weak

• Descende, Sexte! Ramus est magnus
• Cave! Ramus sollicitus est
• Cave! Ramī sunt infirmī
• Salve! Fragor est infirmus. 

Hello, Marcus

• Salvēte, Marce
• Salvē, Marce
• Salvē, Marcus
• Valē, Marce

Flavia is always sleeping under the tree

• Flāvia sub arbore semper dormit
• Flāvia est semper dormit sub arbore
• Flāvia est sub arbore semper
• Flāvia sub arbore semper sedet

She hears a crash

• Puella audit fragor
• Audit magnā voce
• Puella ramum conspicit
• Fragorem audit

Cornelia and Flavia are anxious

• Cornēlia et Flāvia est sollicita
• Cornēlia et Flāvia sunt sollicita
• Cornēlia et Flāvia sunt solliciti
• Cornēlia et Flāvia sunt sollicitae

What does "tum" mean?

• always
• nothing
• then
• therefore

What does this Latin sentence mean?
Arborem magnam ascendunt.

• They climb the big tree
• The big tree is climbed
• She climbs the big tree
• The tree has big branches

Is the following noun a direct object?

vocem

• Yes

• No

Is the following noun a direct object?

Cornēliam

• Yes

• No