Nunc nōn est nox, sed vesper est. Amīcus noster, puer aeger, in casā stat. Ex fenestrā viam spectat. Discipulōs exspectat. Stellās nōn videt quod nōn est nox. Lūna nōn est obscūra. Vesper est. Vesperī agricolae ex agrīs properant et discipulī ex scholā ambulant. Puer nōn est miser sed laetus. Haec est causa: nunc nōn est aeger. Herī puer erat aeger et in scholā nōn labōrat. Miser erat et sōlus, sed medicus puerō medicīnam dedit et hodiē puer est laetus. Herī puer nōn labōrābat. Impiger nōn erat. Tardus erat. Hodiē est impiger. Scrībit, legit, aquam in casā portat. Herī cum puer medicum vīdit, medicīnam nōn cupiēbat. Medicus, vir benignus, puerō pecūniam dedit, et puer medicīnam cupīvit. Herī puer amīcōs nōn vīdit. Hodiē ex fenestrīs discipulōs in viā videt. Discipulī puerum ex viā vident et ad fenestram properant. Discipulī puerō epistulam dant. Magistra epistulam scrīpsit. Puer epistulam legit et laetus est quod epistula est grāta.
Find the Latin:
[1]
Now it isn’t night
Today the boy is happy
Today he’s active /
energetic
[2]
He was alone
He was miserable
He was slow
He wasn’t active /
energetic
[3]
He didn’t want [= he wasn’t wanting] medicine
[4]
The doctor gave medicine
to the boy
The boy wanted medicine
[5]
Now he isn’t sick │ Yesterday the boy was sick
He isn’t working in school
│ Yesterday he wasn’t working in school
He doesn’t see the stars │
Yesterday, when the boy saw the doctor …
Today he sees the pupils │
Yesterday the boy didn’t see his friends
He writes │ The teacher wrote
/ has written a letter
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