Usages of intro
Aliquot pueri intro currunt, quia imber subito cadit.
A few boys run inside, because rain suddenly falls.
Magistra discipulos intro vocat, ne in pluvia maneant.
The teacher calls the students inside, so that they may not remain in the rain.
Magistra discipulos intro vocat, quia ventus frigidus est.
The teacher calls the students inside, because the wind is cold.
Mater infantem intro fert; cum imber desinit, puellae iterum foras exeunt.
Mother carries the baby inside; when the rain stops, the girls go outside again.
Haec via prorsus tuta non est nocte; magistra tamen plane ostendit cur discipuli nunc intro maneant.
This road is not at all safe at night; the teacher nevertheless clearly shows why the students should stay inside now.
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