Usages of diligentius
Frater studiosior est quam soror, sed soror diligentius versus repetit.
The brother is more studious than the sister, but the sister repeats the verses more carefully.
Lucia menda diligentius quam Marcus corrigit.
Lucia corrects mistakes more carefully than Marcus.
Utinam hodie plus temporis haberemus; tum versus nostros diligentius corrigeremus.
If only we had more time today; then we would correct our verses more carefully.
Quo diligentius artifex gemmas in armillam ponit, eo pretiosius ornamentum videtur.
The more carefully the craftsperson places the gems in the bracelet, the more precious the ornament seems.
Quo diligentius serva pavimentum purgat, eo laetior mater fit.
The more carefully the maid cleans the floor, the happier mother becomes.
Quo diligentius discipuli lectionem audiunt, eo facilius vocabula novi auctoris memoria tenent.
The more carefully the students listen to the lesson, the more easily they keep the new author’s words in memory.
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