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created: 09/16/03 Elementary
Latin I Professor Ortwin Knorr
(LATIN 131)
Classical Studies Program
Email:
oknorr"AT"willamette.edu
Phone: x6029
Mailbox: 107 Eaton
Office Hours: W 11:30-12:30 pm
and by appointment, 306 Eaton
Answer
Key to the Exercises GVE p. 38
1. Translate
into English and then turn s. into pl. and vice versa:
î
go!
îte
eunt
they go
it
îtis
you (all) go
îs
eô
I go
îmus
it
he/she/it goes
eunt
îmus
we go
eô
exîtis
you (all) go out,
exit
exîs
abîmus
we go away
abeô
abîtis
you (all) go away
abîs
redeunt
they go back
redit
redîtis
you (all) go back
redîs
îte
go! (pl.)
î
redeô
I go back
redîmus
exeunt
they go out
exit
2. Translate into Latin:
we are going away
abîmus
they return
redeunt
go away! (s.)
abî!
you (pl.) are approaching
adîtis
she is coming out
exit
I am going
eô
go back! (pl.)
redîte!
you (s.) go
îs