Here is the answer key I promised for Activity 17d (p. 53 in your workbook). Use it wisely! (The only way I know of to use it wisely is to first translate all the sentences on your own, then check your work against mine. I am quite certain that simply studying my answers in hope that you’ll learn something from them that way is a pointless waste of time— the only successful course is through the dialectic of comparing your work to mine.

1. Advesperascebat et raeda in fossā manebat.
2. Aurelia sollicita erat et filia lacrimabat.
3. Marcus et Sextus quoque pericula timebant.
4. Cornelius in viā ambulabat sollicitus et caelum spectabat.
5. Eucledes aedificium videt et “cauponam” inquit “est. Ibi pernoctare possumus.”
6. Aurelia eum audit et “Minime!” clamat. “O me miserum! Cauponas et caupones non amo.”
7. “In cauponā pernocatare timeo.”
8. “Noli timere,” inquit Eucleides. “Nullum periculum est. Caupo ille bonus vir est et amicus meus.”
9. Cornelius in cauponā pernoctare non vult quod senator Romanus est...
10. ...sed nullum auxilium est et in Viā Appiā pernoctare non potest.
11. Necesse est igitur ad cauponam ire.
12. Cauponam appropinquant Cornelii dum Syrus solus manet et raedam et equos custodit.

Please report any errors to me, so I can fix them; if you check back later this weekend, I’ll color all corrections red so you can instantly see them. Thanks.