1. The Dative Case

2. Exercise 22d 1. Patruus pecuniam puerīs dat. puerīs - i.o.
The uncle gives money to the boys.

3. Exercise 22d 2. Ancilla invita cauponi scelesto cibum tradit.
cauponi scelesto - i.o.
The unwilling slave girl hands over food to the wicked innkeeper.
The slave girl unwillingly hands over food to the wicked innkeeper.

4. Exercise 22d Omnia patri meo semper dico. patri meo - i.o.
I always tell everything to my father.

5. Exercise 22d Nihil legato principis dixit. legato - i.o.
He (She) said nothing to the emperor’s envoy.

6. Exercise 22d
5. Cornelius epistulam ad Titum misit et omnia ei explicavit.
ei - i.o.
Cornelius sent a letter to Titus and explained everything to him.

7. Exercise 22d
6. Marcus, “Tace, Sexte!” inquit. “Nobis non licet hīc clamare.”
Nobis - with impersonal verb
Marcus said, “Shut-up, Sextus! It is not allowed for us to shout here.

8. Exercise 22d 7. In somnīs Aulus amico Septimo apparuit.
amico Septimo - with intransitive verb
In his dreams Aulus appeared to his friend Septimus.

9. Exercise 22d
8. Dum Cornelii urbi appropinquabant, Titus omnia eīs parabat.
urbi - with intransitive verb
eīs - i.o.
While the Cornelii were approaching the city, Titus was preparing everything for them.

10. Exercise 22d 9. Apollodorus Corneliīs cubicula monstrat.
Corneliīs - i.o.
Apollodorus shows the rooms to the Cornelii.

11. Exercise 22d 10. Servi alium lectum Aureliae paraverunt.
Aureliae - i.o.
The slaves prepared another bed for Aurelia.