Question

Can someone give me some singular to plural and plural to singular basic sentences that are both masculine and female for me to try?

I can only do really basic sentences like:

The boys are slaves.
The boys are roman
The girls are in the fields
Marcus and Sextus are happy.


Really basic stuff.

Answer 1

It would help me to know what textbook you are using, and which edition. Then let me know what your most recent lesson or chapter assignment is.

You have written these; change them into singular forms and let me know how you do:

<i>Pueri servi sunt.
Pueri sunt Romani.
Puellae in agris sunt.
Marcus et Sextus sunt fortunati.</i>

Answer 2

Its ecce roman 1



Puer servus est.
Puer est Romanus.
Puella in agris est.
Marcus est fortunatus.

Answer 3

Those are fine.

http://www.phschool.com/webcodes10/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.gotoWebCode&wcprefix=jfk&wcsuffix=1000
Is this your text? What lessons have you completed?

Answer 4

I aced this test!