5/13 - L, M, part of N

L.

1. eunt; they go
is
2. ibunt; they will go
ibit
3. is; you go
itis
4. ibant; they were going
ibat
5. ibas; you were going
ibatis
6. imus; we go
eo
7. ibimus; we will go
ibo
8. ibam; I was going
ibamus
9. ibo; I will go
ibimus
10. eo; I go
imus

M.

1. they were going; ibant
2. I shall go; ibo
3. they will go; ibunt
4. I was going; ibam
5. they are going; eunt
6. we are going; imus
7. you (sing) will go; ibis
8. he used to go; ibat
9. you (pl) are going; itis
10. to go; ire

N.

1. Amicos amamus
We love friends.
2. Ab amicis amamur.
We are loved by friends.
3. Pulchrum est amicos amare
It is beautiful to love friends.
4. Puer laetus puellam miseram vocabat.
The happy boy was calling the miserable girl.
5. Puer laetus a puella misera vocabatur.
The happy boy was called by the miserable girl.
6. Multos videbis.
You will see many men.
7. A multis videbere.
You will be seen by many men.
8. Bonus multis videberis.
You will be seen my many good men.
9. Et liberi et servi poetas bonos propter stadium mox laudabunt.
Both freemen and slaves will soon praise good poets because of their zeal.
10. Poetae boni propter stadium a liberis servisque mox laudabuntur.
Because of their zeal, good poets will soon be praised by both freemen and slaves.
11. Nunc e foro ad agros laetos eo.
Now I go from the forum to the prosperous fields.
12. In forum cum amico ibam.
I was going to the forum with a friend.
13. Euntne agricolae ex agris?
Are the farmers going away from the fields?