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1. Match the adjectives that agrees with the nouns below Adjectives – liberti (gen)(libertus,liberti,m.) urbis (urbs,urbis,f.) feminam (femina,feminae,f.) milites (acc)(miles,militis,m.) mater (mater,matris) Nouns – antique antiquam antiqua antiquos antiqui 2. Give the correct Latin form of the adverb FOOLISHLY from the Latin adjective stultus, stulta, stultum. 3. Match the adjectives that agrees with the nouns below Adjectives – villam (Villa, villae, f.) navibus (navis, navis, f.) nocte (nox, noctis, f.) viarum (via, viae, f.) itineri (iter, itineris, n.) Nouns – pulchro pulchra pulchram pulchrarum pulchris 4. Match the adjectives that agrees with the nouns below Adjectives – montem (mons, montis, m.) sacredotum (sacerdos, sacerdotis, m.) animalis (animal, animalis, n.) vir (vir, viri, m.) cibos (cibus, cibi, m.) Nouns – magnum magnorum magnus magnos magni 5. Give the Latin adjective for GOOD (dictionary form: bonus, bona, bonum) that agrees with the Latin noun CENARUM (dictionary form: cena, cenae, f.) 6. Give the correct Latin form of the adverb BADLY from the Latin adjective malus, mala, malum. 7. Give the correct Latin form of the adverb WELL from the Latin adjective bonus, bona, bonum 8. Give the Latin adjective for FAMOUS (dictionary form: clarus, clara, clarum) that agrees with the Latin noun DUCE (dictionary form: dux, ducis, m.) 9. Give the Latin adjective for HAPPY (dictionary form: laetus, laeta, laetum) that agrees with the Latin noun MILITUM (dictionary form: miles, militis, m.) 10. Give the Latin adjective for TALL (dictionary form: altus, alta, altum) that agrees with the Latin noun AEDIFICIA (dictionary form: aedificium, aedificii, n.)

Answer the questions below in complete sentences to describe what you did yesterday (ayer) using el pretérito: an email (escribir un mensaje electrónico)? wash the clothes (lavar la ropa)? buy shorts (comprar pantalones cortos)? eat in a restaurant (comer en un restaurante)? see a movie (ver una película)? Your initial post should also include two questions en español using el vocabulario de Lección 6. Please keep in mind that the verbs we are studying this week are the following verbs in the preterite: Regular -AR, -ER and -IR verbs CAR, -GAR and -ZAR verbs Creer, leer y oír Finally, respond to at least two other students’ discussion topics. Answer their questions in complete sentences en español using el pretérito.

Latin Sentences (translate to English):
A Roma, provinciae oppida aedificant.
Viri agros pro familia occupant.
Pueri in proeliis cum amicis pugnant.
Magistri linguam e Roma docent.
Filii in casis sine periculo non habitant.
Amicae sacrificia sub templis movent.
Grammar and Comprehension Questions (answer in 1-2 sentences):
What is the prepositional phrase in line 1?
How many prepositional phrases does line 3 contain?
In line 4, which noun is 2nd Declension masculine?
In line 6, what is the case and number of
sacrificia
?
Short Essay (answer in 3-4 sentences):
Explain how you translated line 5,
Filii in casis sine periculo non habitant.
In your explanation:
?      Discuss the subject-verb agreement.
?      Name the prepositional phrase(s).
?      Name each noun and write which declension each noun is in.
?      Tell why you translated the sentence in the word order that you did.

Necesito Ayuda declinando las palabras latinas haciendo una tabla por cada una de ellas tomando cuenta el género, número, y caso. 1. Stella-ae (f.) = Estrella 2.? Deus-i (m.) = Dios 3.? Scutum-i (n.) = Escudo