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Chapter 6: Graeci Troiam capiunt

Chapter 6, Drill b: Practice using personal pronouns.

Each Latin sentence has an English pronoun in parentheses. Provide the correct form of the Latin pronoun, with preposition if necessary.

Example:
da (to me) cibum. Answer: mihi: indirect object.

1. quid (to me) dicis?
2. magister (to us) fabulam narrat.
3. equos mitto (towards you, singular)
4. (I) laboro.
5. sed (you, singular) dormis.
6. crede (me), Graeci non desperant.
7. (To you, plural) multa dico.
8. principes (with us) ad montem contendunt.
9. mater cenam parat (for us).
10. pueri (away from you, sing.) currunt.
11. illi nautae spectant litus, sed (you, pl.) undas spectatis.
12. Flaccus (to us) fabulam narrat.
13. o amice, uiam (us) ostende!
14. quis (among you, pl.) resistere potest?
15. pueri, nolite pugnare (near us).
16. Scintilla Horatiae dicit: "curre (towards me)!"
17. puella canem ducit (away from you, sing.).
18. gaude (with me)!
19. cupio dare (you) consilium.
20. uolumus relinquere (you, sing.) in litore.

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