ER 16 Act. 16d English to Latin

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
To sit in the road bored the children.
vocabulary help:
sedeō, sedēre: to sit
via, viae, f.: road
taedēbat: [it] bored
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
To sit in the road bored the children.
vocabulary help:
sedeō, sedēre: to sit
via, viae, f.: road
taedēbat: [it] bored
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
To sit in the road bored the children.
vocabulary help:
sedeō, sedēre: to sit
via, viae, f.: road
taedēbat: [it] bored
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.
vocabulary help:
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angry
sē (acc.): herself
vertō, vertere: to turn
māter, mātris, f.: mother

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.
vocabulary help:
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angry
sē (acc.): herself
vertō, vertere: to turn
māter, mātris, f.: mother

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.
vocabulary help:
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angry
sē (acc.): herself
vertō, vertere: to turn
māter, mātris, f.: mother

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.
vocabulary help:
scelestus, scelesta, scelestum: wicked
respondeō, respondēre: to reply, respond
anxius, anxia, anxium: anxious
māter, mātris, f.: mother
mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead
in animō habēre: to have in mind, to intend; habeō, habēre: to have
feriō, ferīre: to hit
tē: you (acc.)

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.
vocabulary help:
scelestus, scelesta, scelestum: wicked
respondeō, respondēre: to reply, respond
anxius, anxia, anxium: anxious
māter, mātris, f.: mother
mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead
in animō habēre: to have in mind, to intend; habeō, habēre: to have
feriō, ferīre: to hit
tē: you (acc.)

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.
vocabulary help:
scelestus, scelesta, scelestum: wicked
respondeō, respondēre: to reply, respond
anxius, anxia, anxium: anxious
māter, mātris, f.: mother
mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead
in animō habēre: to have in mind, to intend; habeō, habēre: to have
feriō, ferīre: to hit
tē: you (acc.)

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.
vocabulary help:
scelestus, scelesta, scelestum: wicked
respondeō, respondēre: to reply, respond
anxius, anxia, anxium: anxious
māter, mātris, f.: mother
mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead
in animō habēre: to have in mind, to intend; habeō, habēre: to have
feriō, ferīre: to hit
tē: you (acc.)

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.
vocabulary help:
scelestus, scelesta, scelestum: wicked
respondeō, respondēre: to reply, respond
anxius, anxia, anxium: anxious
māter, mātris, f.: mother
mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead
in animō habēre: to have in mind, to intend; habeō, habēre: to have
feriō, ferīre: to hit
tē: you (acc.)

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.
vocabulary help:
scelestus, scelesta, scelestum: wicked
respondeō, respondēre: to reply, respond
anxius, anxia, anxium: anxious
māter, mātris, f.: mother
mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead
in animō habēre: to have in mind, to intend; habeō, habēre: to have
feriō, ferīre: to hit
tē: you (acc.)

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.
vocabulary help:
scelestus, scelesta, scelestum: wicked
respondeō, respondēre: to reply, respond
anxius, anxia, anxium: anxious
māter, mātris, f.: mother
mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead
in animō habēre: to have in mind, to intend; habeō, habēre: to have
feriō, ferīre: to hit
tē: you (acc.)

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because his mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.
vocabulary help:
scelestus, scelesta, scelestum: wicked
respondeō, respondēre: to reply, respond
anxius, anxia, anxium: anxious
māter, mātris, f.: mother
mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead
in animō habēre: to have in mind, to intend; habeō, habēre: to have
feriō, ferīre: to hit
tē: you (acc.)

ER 16 Act. 16d English to Latin

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:To sit in the road bored the children.vocabulary help:sedeō, sedēre: to sitvia, viae, f.: roadtaedēbat: [it] boredlīberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

To sit in the road bored the children.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:To sit in the road bored the children.vocabulary help:sedeō, sedēre: to sitvia, viae, f.: roadtaedēbat: [it] boredlīberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

To sit in the road bored the children.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:To sit in the road bored the children.vocabulary help:sedeō, sedēre: to sitvia, viae, f.: roadtaedēbat: [it] boredlīberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

To sit in the road bored the children.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.vocabulary help:īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angrysē (acc.): herselfvertō, vertere: to turnmāter, mātris, f.: mother

Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.vocabulary help:īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angrysē (acc.): herselfvertō, vertere: to turnmāter, mātris, f.: mother

Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.vocabulary help:īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angrysē (acc.): herselfvertō, vertere: to turnmāter, mātris, f.: mother

Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.

"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.

"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.

"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.

"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.

"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.

"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.

"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because [his] mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.

"Sextus is not a wicked boy," replies Aurelia, "but he is anxious because his mother is dead. He wasn't intending to hit you.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:To sit in the road bored the children.vocabulary help:sedeō, sedēre: to sitvia, viae, f.: roadtaedēbat: [it] boredlīberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

To sit in the road bored the children.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:To sit in the road bored the children.vocabulary help:sedeō, sedēre: to sitvia, viae, f.: roadtaedēbat: [it] boredlīberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

To sit in the road bored the children.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:To sit in the road bored the children.vocabulary help:sedeō, sedēre: to sitvia, viae, f.: roadtaedēbat: [it] boredlīberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

To sit in the road bored the children.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.vocabulary help:inveniō, invenīre: to findpila, pilae, f.: ballcista, cistae, f.: chestlūdō, lūdere: to play

Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.vocabulary help:sed (conj.): butsaepe (adv.): oftenmolestus, molesta, molestum: annoyingpuer, puerī, m.: boyferiō, ferīre: to hitpila, pilā, f.: ball

But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.vocabulary help:īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angrysē (acc.): herselfvertō, vertere: to turnmāter, mātris, f.: mother

Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.vocabulary help:īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angrysē (acc.): herselfvertō, vertere: to turnmāter, mātris, f.: mother

Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
To sit in the road bored the children.
vocabulary help:
sedeō, sedēre: to sit
via, viae, f.: road
taedēbat: [it] bored
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
To sit in the road bored the children.
vocabulary help:
sedeō, sedēre: to sit
via, viae, f.: road
taedēbat: [it] bored
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
To sit in the road bored the children.
vocabulary help:
sedeō, sedēre: to sit
via, viae, f.: road
taedēbat: [it] bored
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.
vocabulary help:
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angry
sē (acc.): herself
vertō, vertere: to turn
māter, mātris, f.: mother

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.
vocabulary help:
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angry
sē (acc.): herself
vertō, vertere: to turn
māter, mātris, f.: mother

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.
vocabulary help:
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angry
sē (acc.): herself
vertō, vertere: to turn
māter, mātris, f.: mother

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
To sit in the road bored the children.
vocabulary help:
sedeō, sedēre: to sit
via, viae, f.: road
taedēbat: [it] bored
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
To sit in the road bored the children.
vocabulary help:
sedeō, sedēre: to sit
via, viae, f.: road
taedēbat: [it] bored
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
To sit in the road bored the children.
vocabulary help:
sedeō, sedēre: to sit
via, viae, f.: road
taedēbat: [it] bored
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Sextus finds a ball in a chest and plays with the ball with Marcus.
vocabulary help:
inveniō, invenīre: to find
pila, pilae, f.: ball
cista, cistae, f.: chest
lūdō, lūdere: to play

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
But Sextus is often an annoying boy, and he hits Cornelia with a ball.
vocabulary help:
sed (conj.): but
saepe (adv.): often
molestus, molesta, molestum: annoying
puer, puerī, m.: boy
feriō, ferīre: to hit
pila, pilā, f.: ball

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.
vocabulary help:
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angry
sē (acc.): herself
vertō, vertere: to turn
māter, mātris, f.: mother

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.
vocabulary help:
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angry
sē (acc.): herself
vertō, vertere: to turn
māter, mātris, f.: mother

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Cornelia is angry and turns [herself] toward [her] mother.
vocabulary help:
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum: angry
sē (acc.): herself
vertō, vertere: to turn
māter, mātris, f.: mother