Latin Lesson 71

NEW WORD: sine

MEANING: without (takes the ablative case)

EXERCISES

1. Femina ad taberman sine pecunia means the woman never walks to the shop without money.
2. Nautae in insula sine scapha sunt means the sailor is on an island without a boat.
3. Nauta es means you are a sailor means you are a sailor.
4. Puellae in insula sunt sed ego in scapha sum means the girls are on the islnand but I am in the boat.
5. Nauta in insula est sed patriam means the sailor is on the island but he is longing for the homeland.
6. Poeta ad actam cotidie ambulat means the poet walks to the seashore daily.
7. Agricola patriam amat means the farmer loves the homeland.
8. A schola ad actam ambulamus means we are walking from the school to the seashore.
9. Terram numquam aratis sed ego cotidie terram aro means you all never plow the soil but I plow the soil daily.
10. Femina in silvam cum puellas ambulat means the woman is walking into the forest with the girls.