Latin Lesson 8 & 9

Today I'm doing some more Latin from my Latin book.

LESSON 8

NEW WORD: et

Et means and but if you use it twice in a sentence it can mean both... and.

Sum et nauta et agricola would mean I am both a sailor and a farmer.

EXERCISES:

1. Nauta et agricola means The sailor and farmer.

2. Agricola et nauta means The farmer and sailor.

3. Ego sum nauta means I am a sailor.

4. Nauta sum means I am a sailor.

5. Et agricola et nauta sum means I am both a farmer and a sailor.

6. Ego sum et nauta et agricola means I am both a sailor and a farmer.

LESSON 9

VERBS

See if you can identify the subject and the verb in each sentence.

EXERCISES:

1. She walks to school every day.
She (subject) walks (verb)

2. My car is dirty.
Car (subject) is (verb)

3. I see a quarter on the ground.
I (subject) see (verb)

4. Sam loves chocolate milk
Sam (subject) loves (verb)

5. They swim in the pool everyday.
They (subject) swim (verb)

6. The books are heavy.
Books (subject) are (verb)

7. Yesterday he bought a new trumpet.
He (subject) Bought (verb)

8. I called Aunt Martha last week.
I (subject) called (verb)

9. China produces a lot of green tea.
China (subject) produces (verb)

10. Mr. Smith's dog barks at night.
Dog (subject) barks (verb)