Thursday, March 12, 2009

Latin Lesson 111

NEw word: ager
MEANING: field

EXERCISES:

1. Pueri agros arant quod agricola laborare non potest means the boys are plowing the fields because the farmer is not able to work.
2. Filil agricolae a casa ad agrum ambulant means the farmer's sons are walking from the house to the field.
3. Pueri pecuniam desiderant sed agros arare non amant means the boys want money but tthey do not like to plow fields.
4. Bestiae silvea casas agricolarum delent means the beasts of teh forest are destroying the farmers' houses.
5. Viri bestias timent sed bestiae viros non timent means the men fear the beasts but the beasts do not fear the men.
6. In insula manere deidero means I want to stay on the island.
7. Murum circum casas aedificamus quod viros feminasque patriae servare means we are building a wall around the houses because we want to guard the men and women of the homeland.
8. Sent agricolae puerique in agris means there are farmers and boys in the fields.
9. Ad insulam navigare non possum quod scapham non habeo means I am not able to sail to the island because I do not have a boat.
10. Sine nautis ad insulam navigare non possumus means we are not able to sail to the island without the sailors.

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