Latin I: Homework is 10d.  You are being asked for 4 forms of the imperative (command) for each verb. Positive commands are when you ask someone to do something (see upper left-hand corner of page 74). Negative commands are when you ask someone NOT to do something (see upper right-hand corner of page 74).

You have to know two things in order to form the imperative: one) the conjugation number of the verb and two) how many people you are addressing. Commands to one person are different than commands given to more than one person. Note also that there are some irregular forms of common imperatives. These are given to you on page 74.

Latin II: No homework - chapter test on Wednesday (chapter 25). You should study the vocabulary, principal parts of new verbs, the partitive genitive and the 4th and 5th declensions.