1. Supply the following forms:
 

a) genitive singular of the words that mean "your (pl.) fault":

vestrï vitiï

b) dative plural of the words that mean "pretty book":

 librïs pulchrïs

c) acccusitave singular of the words that mean "Greek glory:

glöriam graecam

d) ablative plural of the words that mean "healthy tyrant":

sänïs tyrannïs

e) vocative singular of the words that mean "O! full soul!":

Ö anime plëne

2. Translate the following sentence into English:

Vester liber igitur superäbit perpetua vitia Graeörum.

Your book, therefore, will conquer the perptual vices of the Greeks..

3. Translate the following sentence into Latin:

Because of our handsome teacher's word, the soul of the pleasing student was able to tolerate the treacheries of the gods.

animus secundae discipulae [secundï discipulï] ïnsidiäs deörum propter verbum nostrï pulchrï magistrï  poterat toleräre.