Exercises 12.1 Practice declining in full (all cases, genders, numbers) the five pronouns in this lesson.

Exercises 12.2 Translate the following sentence into Greek:

The will of the deities is to show both light and night.

Rewrite the sentence in Greek, using the appropriate pronouns/adjectives in the appropriate gender, number, and case, so that it translates as follows.

  1. Why are some deities showing either that or that?
  2. The very gods who are showing both light and night are present.

Exercises 12.3 Translate the following sentence into Greek:

Neither the ruler nor the children are scattering seeds and water.  

Rewrite the sentence in Greek, using the appropriate pronouns/adjectives in the appropriate gender, number, and case, so that it translates as follows. 

  1. Which ruler, therefore, is giving some water?
  2. These children, therefore, are (the ones) who are scattering seeds and water.

 

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