Reading Comp 1
Instructions:
Read the following exercise carefully, then write your translated version on a separate sheet of paper or in a digital document before checking your work.
Marcus est agricola qui in terra prope silvam habitat. Marcus terram bene parat et pecuniam laborare amat. Terra agricolae est magna, et Marcus cum pecunia sua familiae saepe rosas donat.
Lucia est puella quae rosas et aquam amat. Omni die, Lucia per viam ambulat ad silvam ubi Marcum vocat: "Marce! Volo rosam spectare et aquam portare." Marcus Luciam laudat et dicit, "Lucia, bona puella es!"
Familia Luciae saepe in porta villae stat et puellam spectat. "Lucia puella bona est," clamat familia. Lucia laeta est et Marcum amat, et Marcus Luciam spectare amat.
Glossary for Unknown Vocabulary
qui, quae - who, which
magnus, magna - large, great
cum - with
suus, sua - his/her own
saepe - often
ubi - where
dicit - says
bonus, bona - good
laetus, laeta - happy
Lesson Answers Instructions
Compare your answers to the correct ones, paying attention to differences and patterns in mistakes. If you spot errors, review the related lesson material and take notes on tricky concepts. For further practice, rewrite corrected answers or create new sentences using the same rules. If anything remains unclear, revisit previous lessons or seek clarification. Regular review and application will reinforce your learning and improve retention.
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Marcus is a farmer who lives on land near the forest. Marcus prepares the land well and loves to work for money. The farmer’s land is large, and Marcus often gives roses to his family with his own money.
Lucia is a girl who loves roses and water. Every day, Lucia walks along the road to the forest, where she calls Marcus: “Marcus! I want to look at a rose and carry water.” Marcus praises Lucia and says, “Lucia, you are a good girl!”
Lucia’s family often stands at the gate of the house and watches the girl. “Lucia is a good girl,” the family shouts. Lucia is happy and loves Marcus, and Marcus loves to watch Lucia.