<span style="color: #ffcc00">Due Monday 3/ 22:  Quiz on the following words:</span>

<span style="color: #ffcc00"><strong>equito</strong>- I ride a horse,   <strong>cur</strong>-why?  <strong>dormio</strong>-I sleep/am sleeping</span>

<span style="color: #ffcc00"><strong>laboro</strong>- I work / am working,   <strong>scribo</strong>- I write / am writing</span>

<span style="color: #ffcc00"><strong>lego</strong>-I read / am reading,    <strong>sedeo</strong>-I sit / am sitting</span>

<span style="color: #ffcc00"><strong>rideo</strong>-I laugh/ smile; I am laughing / smiling</span>

<span style="color: #ffcc00"><strong>ferociter</strong>- fiercely,   <strong>nobiscum</strong>- with us</span>

<span style="color: #ffcc00"> <strong>pugno</strong>- I fight / am fighting,    <strong>ita</strong> <strong>vero</strong>- yes </span>

<span style="color: #ffcc00"><strong>directae</strong>- straight,   <strong>commodae</strong>-comfortable</span>

<span style="color: #ffcc00">The long marks that go over some of the vowels are missing above.  Don't worry about them.  Our text book shows them, but  they don't show on the blog, and that is fine.  They are good to know at some point, but I do not require them  for 3rd grade Latin.  It is acceptable to write only one of the two translations down- either 'I read' or 'I am reading.'  I put both there to accustom the students to the two ways of translating.</span>