Beginner: North and Hillard, Exercise C.

Apposition, Composite Subject

• 1. Romulus, son of Mars, was the first king of the Romans.



• 2. Obey the king, the father of his country.



• 3. You and your brother will be killed by the enemy.



• 4. Caius and I are well.



• 5. The youths were killed by their father, Brutus.



• 6. You and I and our friends will set out.



• 7. The king and queen are dear to all of the citizens.



• 8. By good laws Numa, the second king of Rome, benefited his country.



• 9. Both men and women were killed by the solidiers.



• 10. All of us love life, the greatest gift of the gods.



• 11. The king lost his kingdom and his riches, the things most pleasant to him.



• 12. Citizens, obey me, your king.



• 13. Neither the king nor his sons will be killed.



• 14. The king and his son Caius have been killed.



• 15. He and I will go away.



• 16. Give the letter to me, your king.



• 17. She and her borther have been sent home.



• 18. His father, the king of Italy, has sent him.



• 19. I have come to you, my own brother.



• 20. Both the men and the women are good citizens.