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1 Sentence Patterns Review 1-10)
Wheelock Sentence Patterns Review 1-10)

2 Labor me vocat. Puella Labor Philosophia Amicus tuus Poeta Nauta
Pecunia Patria Fama Amica tua Rex me vocat.

3 Labor me vocat. Puella Labor Philosophia Amicus tuus Poeta Nauta
Pecunia Patria Fama Amica tua Rex me te eam eum nos vos eos eas vocat.

4 Labor me vocat. Haec puella Hoc labor Haec philosophia Hic amicus tuus
Hic poeta Hic nauta Haec pecunia Haec patria Haec fama Haec amica tua Hic rex me vocat.

5 Labor me vocat. Haec puella Hoc labor Haec philosophia Hic amicus tuus
Hic poeta Hic nauta Haec pecunia Haec patria Haec fama Haec amica tua Hic rex saepe non hodiē semper tum numquam nunc tamen nimis mē vocat.

6 Cras Puella Labor Philosophia Amicus tuus Poeta Nauta Pecunia Patria
Fama Amica tua Rex me vocabit.

7 Herī Puella Labor Philosophia Amicus tuus Poeta Nauta Pecunia Patria
Fama Amica tua Rex me vocabat.

8 vocant/vocabant/vocabunt
Hae puellae Hi amici Haec labora me vocant vocabant vocabunt

9 Labor me vocat. Haec puella Hoc labor Haec philosophia Hic amicus tuus
Hic poeta Hic nauta Haec pecunia Haec patria Haec fama Haec amica tua Hic rex me vocat.

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