I) Exercise b
1) Romanus; Marcus is a Roman boy.
2) Currunt; Flavia and Cornelia run in the garden.
3) Amici; Marcus and Sextus are friends.
4) Servus; Marcus is not a slave.
5) Servi; the boys are not slaves.
6) Ascendit; Marcus will not climb the tree.
7) Marce; Marcus, why won’t you climb the tree?
8) Britannicus; Davus is a British man.
9) Defessae; Cornelia and Flavia are tired.
10) Multi/laborant; Many slaves work in
II) Exercise c
1) Sextus Davum saepe vexat; Sextum Davus non amat. – Sextus often annoys Davus; Davus does not like Sextus.
2) Puellae Marcum et servum conspiciunt. – The girls catch sight of Marcus and the slave.
3) Magna vox puellam terret. – The loud voice frightens the girl.
4) Magnam arborem Sextus ascendit. – Sextus climbs a big tree.
5) Pueri fragorem audiunt et in hortum currunt. – The boys hear the noise and run into the garden.
6) Davus, qui fragorem audit, est iratus. – Davus, who hears the noise, is angry.
III) Exercise d
1) Sextus semper Cornelia vexat.
2) Cornelia est defessa et sub arbore dormit.
3) Marcus ad arborem currit et puerum molestum conspicit.
4) Nihil Sextum terret.
5) Marcus fragorem audit.
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