HOMEWORK: Reading with attention to cases.

Read pages 42-43 in Chapter 7 of Ecce Romani, which focuses on recognizing nominative and accusative cases of nouns.

Then do Exercise 7 on page 44. Follow link or see below.

Exercise 7f  Chapter 7 page 44. HOMEWORK. DUE OCTOBER 30

Study the grammar explanations on pages 42 and 43 in Ecce Romani. Then read each sentence below aloud. Identify subjects and direct objects.  Then translate.

1. Servus senators videt.

2. Arbores pueri saepe ascendunt.

3. Clamores puellas terrent.

4. Patres magnos fragores audiunt.

5. Patrem voces vexant.

6. Voces in horto audit.

7. Patres in via conspiciunt.

8. Patres pueros in via conspiciunt.

9. Patres solliciti clamores audiunt.


10. Magnas voces patres audiunt. 

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