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Magistra Ebert
Chapter 4 Sentences
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| He is a troublesome boy. | Est puer molestus. |
| He always annoys Cornelia. | Semper Corneliam vexat. |
| Today Cornelia is sleeping under the tree. | Hodie sub arbore Cornelia dormit. |
| She does not like Sextus. | Sextum non amat. |
| She does not see Sextus. | Sextum non videt. |
| She does not hear Sextus. | Sextum non audit. |
| She is anxious. | Sollicita est. |
| He is anxious. | Sollicitus est. |
| Nothing frightens you. | Nihil te terret. |
| Nothing frightens me. | Nihil me terret. |
| He climbs the tree. | Arborem ascendit. |
| He is shouting in a loud voice. | Magna voce clamat. |
| Sextus is not laughing. | Non ridet Sextus. |
| Sextus is not sleeping. | Sextus non dormit. |
| What frightens you? | Quid te terret? |
| Who frightens me? | Quis me terret? |
| Who frightens Cornelia? | Quis Corneliam terret? |
| What frightens Sextus? | Quid Sextum terret? |
| Who climbs the tree? | Quis arborem ascendit? |
| Who hears the voice? | Quis vocem audit? |
| Who hears the noise? | Quis fragorem audit? |
| Cornelia hears a loud noise. | Cornelia magnum fragorem audit. |
| The branches are weak. | Rami sunt infirmi. |
| Come down, Sextus! | Descende, Sexte! |
| He is running to the tree. | Ad arborem currit. |
| The loud noise scares Cornelia. | Magna vox Corneliam terret. |
| Sextus is catching sight of the girl. | Sextus puellam conspicit. |
| They laugh. | Rident. |