Latin Lesson 68

NEW WORD: a, ab

MEANING: from (takes the ablative case)

EXERCISES

1. Puella a casa ad scholam ambulat means the girl is walking from the house to the school.
2. Scaphae ab insula ad patriam ambulat means the boats sail from the island to the homeland daily.
3. Femina pecuniam ctidie numerat means the woman counts the money daily.
4. Sunt agricolae in casa means there are farmers in the house.
5. Ab insula ad patriam navigamus means we are sailing from the island to the homeland.
6. Nautae in insula non sunt means the sailors are not on the island.
7. Ad actam cotidie ambulamus means we walk to the seashore daily.
8. Ego circum insulam navigo means I am sailing around th island.
9. Estis agricolae sed terram numquam aratis means you all are farmers but you all never plow the soil.
10. Femina tabulas portat means the women is carrying writing tablets.