Usages of recte
Magistra quaerit discipulam quae hanc sententiam in linguam Latinam recte transferat.
The teacher looks for a female student who may translate this sentence correctly into Latin.
Discipula verba nova recte interpretatur.
The female student interprets the new words correctly.
Magistra postero die discipulis narrat multum interesse utrum verba iuris recte intellegant an temere dicant.
The teacher tells the students on the next day that it matters greatly whether they understand the words of the law correctly or speak carelessly.
Magistra rogat quae discipula sententiam in linguam Latinam recte transferat.
The teacher asks which student may translate the sentence correctly into Latin.
Deinde magistra vult ut discipuli verba “amo” et “video” recte coniugent.
Then the teacher wants the students to conjugate the verbs “I love” and “I see” correctly.
Magistra quaerit quod adverbium in sententia “puella lente scribit” sit, et Lucia recte respondet “lente.”
The teacher asks which adverb is in the sentence “the girl writes slowly,” and Lucia correctly answers “slowly.”
Magistra rogat uter discipulus sententiam recte transferre possit.
The teacher asks which student can translate the sentence correctly.
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