OLC CH 9 Sentence Practice

fortiter pugnate, amici, urbemque capite.

• The friends fight bravely and take the city.

• Fight bravely, friends, and capture the city.

• Fight the friends bravely and take the city.

• Fight quickly, friends, and surround the city

veni hūc , Quinte; pater tē diu exspectat.

• Quintus comes and waits for his father for a long time.

• The father comes and waits for Quintus for a long time.

• Come here, Quintus; your father waits for you for a long time.

• Quintus arrives; his father waits for him for a long time.

laborāte diligenter, puerī; magister nōs (us) spectat.

• The boys work carefully; the teacher watches them.

• The boys work carefully; they watch the teacher.

• Work carefully, boys; the teacher looks at us.

• Work, boys, and look at the teacher.

Decimus litteras male scribit; asinus est.

• Decimus writes the letter; he is dumb.

• Decimus writes the letters badly; he is dumb.

• Decimus, you write the letters badly; you are dumb.

• Decimus writes his letters correctly. He is smart.

cūr lentē ambulās, Quinte? cūr non festinās?

• Why does Quintus walk slowly? Why is he not hurrying?

• Why are you walking quickly, Quintus? Why are you hurrying?

• Quintus walks slowly and does not hurry.

• Why are you walking slowly, Quintus? Why are you not hurrying?

puella ad casam amīcī currit.

• The girl runs to the house.

• The girl runs to the friend's house.

• The friend runs to the girl's house.

• The friends and the girl run to the house.

colonus inquit, "equum novum habeō." Quintus spectat equum colonī.

• The farmer says, "I have a new horse. Do you want to look at my horse?"

• The farmer says, "I have a horse. Look at it."

• Quintus says, "Do you have a new horse? I want to look at the horse."

• The farmer says, "I have a new horse." Quintus looks at the farmer's horse.

Which noun is GENITIVE?

colonus inquit, "equum novum habeō." Quintus spectat equum colonī.

• equum

• novum

• colonus

• colonī

Flaccus uxorem amicī videt et salutat.

• Flaccus sees his friend's wife and greets her.

• The wife of the friend sees Flaccus and greets him.

• Flaccus and the friend see and greet the wife.

• The wife of the friend greets Flaccus and the friend.

WHICH NOUN IS GENITIVE?

Flaccus uxorem amicī videt et salutat.

• Flaccus

• uxorem

• amicī

• videt