LNM1 Ch 6 Exercises 1 & 3: sum & possum

Toga Beats track 5: sum and possum

Question 1 | 00:40

Question 2 | 01:09

Question 3 | 02:28

Question 4 | 04:14

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Question 2

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Question 3

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Question 4

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EXERCISE 1
Translate into English. The Reading Vocabulary may be consulted.

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Druidēs sunt virī māgnī.

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Estis Druidēs: exempla bona docētis et fābulās nārrātis.

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Nōn sumus Druidēs.

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Vir iūstus sum.

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Ego autem sum māgnus āthlēta.

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Tū nōn es āthlēta; tū es poēta.

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Liber est bonus.

Question 12 | 01:44

Question 13 | 03:13

Question 14 | 04:38

Question 15 | 06:34

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Question 12

01:44

Question 13

03:13

Question 14

04:38

Question 15

06:34

EXERCISE 3
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of possum. The subjects are indicated in parentheses.
Translate the sentences. The Reading Vocabulary may be consulted.
Example: (Ego) iūdicāre nōn __________.
(Ego) iūdicāre nōn possum. I cannot judge.

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(Nōs/we) Puerōs docēre _______ .

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Translate: Puerōs docēre __________.

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(Tū) Scientiam māgnam habēre _______ .

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(Tū) Scientiam māgnam habēre __________.

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(Ego) Memoriam firmāre _______ .

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(Ego) Memoriam firmāre __________.

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(Illī/they) Sacra Gallōrum cūrāre nōn _______ .

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(Illī/they) Sacra Gallōrum cūrāre nōn __________.

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(Ille/he) Druidēs (accusative) amāre nōn _______ .

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(Ille/he) Druidēs (accusative) amāre nōn __________.

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(Tū) Druidēs timēre _______ .

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LNM1 Ch 6 Exercises 1 & 3: sum & possum

EXERCISE 1

Druidēs sunt virī māgnī.

Estis Druidēs: exempla bona docētis et fābulās nārrātis.

Nōn sumus Druidēs.

Vir iūstus sum.

Ego autem sum māgnus āthlēta.

Tū nōn es āthlēta; tū es poēta.

Liber est bonus.

EXERCISE 3

Translate: Puerōs docēre __________.

(Tū) Scientiam māgnam habēre __________.

(Ego) Memoriam firmāre __________.

(Illī/they) Sacra Gallōrum cūrāre nōn __________.

(Ille/he) Druidēs (accusative) amāre nōn __________.

(Tū) Druidēs timēre __________.

EXERCISE 1

Druidēs sunt virī māgnī.

Estis Druidēs: exempla bona docētis et fābulās nārrātis.

Nōn sumus Druidēs.

Vir iūstus sum.

Ego autem sum māgnus āthlēta.

Tū nōn es āthlēta; tū es poēta.

Liber est bonus.

EXERCISE 3

Translate: Puerōs docēre __________.

(Tū) Scientiam māgnam habēre __________.

(Ego) Memoriam firmāre __________.

(Illī/they) Sacra Gallōrum cūrāre nōn __________.

(Ille/he) Druidēs (accusative) amāre nōn __________.

(Tū) Druidēs timēre __________.

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