World Languages, 13.10.2019 00:00 raymond5799

This week we learned the phrase, respice, adspice, prospice, meaning "look to the past, look to the present, look to the future." we are focusing on history this week.
write 3 sentences in latin based on the following guidelines.
1. in sentence one, respice (look to the past, i. e. tell me about something in your history) and write a short sentence using the perfect tense.
2. in sentence two, adspice (look to the present, i. e. tell me something about your life now) and write a short sentence using the present tense.
3. in sentence three, prospice (look to the future, i. e. tell me something about your future life) and write a short sentence using the future tense.
can some one give me an example of what i'm supposed to do?

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