[3] Nunc equī nigrī sē nōn celeriter movent. Diēs longus fuit sed grātus. Servus ā Carolō ad Americam invītātur. Facile nōn erit ad Americam īre, nam servus magnam pecūniam nōn habet.
In which order are the following referred to?
an invitation _____
lack of money _____
length of the day _____
difficulty of going to America _____
speed of the horses _____
[4] Nocte Carolus epistulam ad Cassium scrībit. Haec dīcit:
“Mox Italiam vīsitābimus. Italia erit mihi omnium terrārum grātissima. Cēterās
terrās laudō, sed Italiam amō. Amīcus meus novus est puer Germānus quem laudō.
Nunc est tempus ad Italiam īre parāre. Valē, Cassī.”
The following statements are false; correct them:
[i] Cassius writes a letter to Carolus.
[ii] They’ve visited Italy.
[iii] Italy will be quite pleasing.
[iv] Carolus praises some of the other countries.
[v] He’s made friends with a German man.
[vi] They’re on the way to Italy.
____________________
[3]
an invitation (3)
lack of money (5)
length of the day (2)
difficulty of going to America (4)
speed of the horses (1)
Nunc equī nigrī (1) sē nōn celeriter movent. (2) Diēs
longus fuit sed grātus. (3) Servus ā Carolō ad Americam invītātur.
(4) Facile nōn erit ad Americam īre, nam servus (5) magnam pecūniam
nōn habet.
[4]
[i] (1) Carolus writes a letter (2) to Cassius│ (1) Carolus epistulam (2) ad
Cassium scrībit
[ii] soon will visit Italy │ Mox Italiam vīsitābimus
[iii] the most pleasing of all the countries│ omnium terrārum grātissima
[iv] the rest of the countries │ Cēterās terrās laudō
[v] a German boy │
puer Germānus
[vi] getting ready / preparing to go to Italy │ ad Italiam īre parāre
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