Latina 1

sententiae 5

nomen
Diem

1. I hold your letters with great joy.

Tu_____ epistul_____ cum magn_____ gaudi_____ tene_____.
2. Your letters are held by a poor man.
Tu_____ epistul_____ miser_____ vir_____ tene_____.
3. They ought to give help to the great man.
Auxili_____ magn_____ vir_____ da_____ debe_____.
4. Good advice ought to be given to bad men.
Bon_____ auxili_____ mal_____ vir_____ da_____ debe_____.
5. The pretty girl thinks with tears about her poor son.
Pulchr_____ puell_____ cum lacrim_____ de miser_____ fili_____ cogita_____.
6. You ought to prepare plans for the handsome men.
Consili_____ pulchr_____ vir_____ para_____ debe_____.
7. The poor man walks far from his beautiful daughters.
Miser_____ vir_____ longe pulchr_____ fili_____ ambula_____.
8. A bad plan ought not to be prepared for pretty girls.
Mal_____ consili_____ pulchr_____ puell_____ para_____ non debe_____.
9. You think about your miserable sons and daughters for a long time.
D miser_____ fili_____ et _____ fili_____ diu cogita_____.
10. However, the poor family is given good help ( = good help is give to the poor
family)
Bon_____ auxili_____ miser_____ famili_____ da_____.