Write three sentences in Latin about your own schooling. Be sure to include the ENGLISH translation of your Latin sentence, so your instructor can grade it accurately. NOUNS:
book — liber, libri
boy — puer, pueri
friend — amica, amicae OR amicus, amici
house — casa, casae
Latin — Latina, Latinae
girl — puella, puellae
school — ludus, ludi
street — via, viae
student — discipulus, discipuli
teacher — magistra, magistrate OR magister, magistri

VERBS:
give — do, dare, dedi, datus
have — habeo, habere, habui, habitus
love — amo, amare, amavi, amatus
see — video, videre, vidi, visus
teach — doceo, docere, docui, doctus
walk — ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus

Do not use google translate.

Have you (singular) ever thought about being an archaeologist? i have! think what archaeologists give us! because of their efforts we learn from a piece of pottery that there were shops from which a roman could "special order" a piece of statuary. they tell you (singular) whether or not a statue is from the archaic or hellenistic periods. if you and those friends of yours (singular) are lucky, and few of you (plural) will be, you (plural) may work with a team on a dig. they will work with you (plural), train you (plural) and give you (plural) fascinating experiences from which to learn and to remember with joy in later life. how i wish the opportunity had been given me when i was your age! you (plural) (2 points) select one: a. nobis b. nostrum c. vobis d. vestrum