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    The document contains 10 sentences in Latin along with their English translations. It provides examples of using the genitive and dative cases, as reviewed in Lessons 2.05 and 2.06. The sentences describe various actions including giving money, telling stories, building roads, seizing loot, praising stories, working land, and showing a village, with the genitive and dative cases indicating indirect objects and possession.

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    The document contains 10 sentences in Latin along with their English translations. It provides examples of using the genitive and dative cases, as reviewed in Lessons 2.05 and 2.06. The sentences describe various actions including giving money, telling stories, building roads, seizing loot, praising stories, working land, and showing a village, with the genitive and dative cases indicating indirect objects and possession.

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    The document contains 10 sentences in Latin along with their English translations. It provides examples of using the genitive and dative cases, as reviewed in Lessons 2.05 and 2.06. The sentences describe various actions including giving money, telling stories, building roads, seizing loot, praising stories, working land, and showing a village, with the genitive and dative cases indicating indirect objects and possession.

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    Type your translation below each sentence. Please review Lesson 2.05 for the genitive case and Lesson 2.06 for
    dative case.

    1.     Poetae pecuniam dabo

    I will give money to the poet

    2.     Reginae fabulam nuntiabamus

    We were telling the story to the queen

    3.     Vias provinciarum aedificas.

    You build roads of the provinces

    4.     Praedam patriae occupabant.

    They seized the country’s loot.

    5.     Regina fabulam poetae laudabit.

    The queen will praise the poet’s story.

    6.     Agricolae terram Italiae laborabant.

    The farmers worked the land of Italy.

    7.     Fama, fortuna, et pecunia nauta vocant.

    Fame, fortune, and money calls the sailors.

    8.     Nauta puellae pecuniam dat.

    The sailor gives money to the girl

    9.     Poeta reginae fabulas nuntiabit.

    Poet will tell a story to the queen

    10. Agricola et femina poetae villam reginae monstrabant.


    The farmer and women will show the poet’s village to the queen.

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