1) feminae ancillas in hortum venire iubent. a) The women order the slave girls to come into the garden b) The women the female-slaves into the garden to come order. 2) nuntii ad insulam navigare timent. a) The messengers to the island to sail fear. b) The messengers are afraid to sail to the island. 3) Discipulī legere amant a) The students love reading b) The people love dancing. 4) in horto cum amicis sedere amamus. a) We love to sit in the house with (our) friends. b) We love to sit in the garden with (our) friends. 5) dominus servos cibum parare iubet. a) The master orders the slaves to prepare the food. b) The master the women food to prepare orders. 6) Dominus servōs labōrāre iubet. a) The master orders the slaves to study. b) The master orders his slaves to work. 7) Nautae navigāre timent. a) The sailors are afraid of the sirens. b) The sailors are afraid of sailing  8) Puerī in hortō ludere possunt. a) Children can play in the garden. b) Children can sleep in the house. 9) Fēminae cum amicis cantāre amant. a) The women love singing without friends.  b) The women love singing with friends. 10) Possumus sedere cum amicis in agris. a) We are able to sit in the fields with our friends. b) The boy is singing in the corner.

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