They’re simple little sentences from 1880. Complete each sentence with the words from the list. The answers are at the end. I haven’t used all the sentences since some of them didn’t practise this declension. The numbers match the answers.
aciē; diēī; fidem (x 2); perniciem (x2); plānitiē; rērum; spē; spem; spēs
[1] He has great hope of victory.
Magnam victōriae __________ habet.
[2] The sun is the king of the day.
Sōl est __________ rēx.
[3] The commander sees the enemy on the plain.
Dux hostēs in __________ videt.
[4] The army fears disaster.
Exercitus __________ timet.
[5] They fight in hope of great victory.
Magnae victōriae __________ pugnant.
[6] The infantry are on the battle-line.
Peditātus in __________ est.
[9] The master praises the loyalty of the slave.
Dominus servī __________ laudat.
[10] They see the destruction of the enemy.
Hostium __________ vident.
[12] The king’s son is the hope of the kingdom.
Fīlius rēgis est rēgnī __________.
[13] There are a great number of matters.
Magnus est __________ numerus.
[14] The senate praises the loyalty of the commander.
Senātus dūcis __________ laudat.
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