Sum / Latin Pronouns
Cornelius inquit, "Ego _____ senator."
"Ego sum senator."
Marcus
Marce
Puerī ride__.
Puerī rident.
Vōs estis molestī hodie.
Y'all are annoying today.
Cornelius reads the letters and says, "Alas"
Cornelius legit epistulas et inquit, "Eheu"
Cur tu _____ laeta hodie?
Cur tu es laetus hodie?
Servī
Servī
Puella sed__ sub arbore.
Puella sedet sub arbore.
Tempus est redīre ad urbem.
It is time to return to the city.
Aurelia enters the bedroom and shouts, "Come on, Sextus!"
Aurelia intrat cubiculum et clamat, "Age, Sexte!"
Servī clamant, "Nōs ______ defessī."
"Nōs sumus defessī."
Molestus puer
Moleste puer
Ego leg__ in villa.
Ego lego in villa.
Nondum lucet, sed necesse est senatorēs surgere.
It is not yet light, but it is necessary for the senators to get up.
Only Sextus rises, becuase he wants to return to the city.
Sextus solus surgit, quod ad urbem redīre vult.
Aurelia inquit, "Vōs ______ molestī puerī!"
"Vōs estis molestī puerī!"
Tristis lupe
Cur tu non surg__ ?
Cur tu non surgis?
Princeps senatores revocat quod consulere Cornelium vult.
The emperor recalls the senators because he wants to consult Cornelius.
Aurelia is not able to wake up Marcus today.
Aurelia excitare Marcum non potest hodie.
Meus filius
Mī filī
Necesse est mihi labor__ hodie.
Necesse est mihi laborare hodie.
Marcus inquit, "Cur necesse est mihi surgere? Ego sum defessus."
Marcus says, "Why is it necessary for me to get up? I am tired."
We are messengers. We hand over letters.
(Nos) sumus nuntiī. (Nōs) epistulam tradimus.