Usages of foras
Noli foras exire, quia glacies adhuc in via manet.
Do not go outside, because ice still remains on the road.
Cum imber desiit, puellae iterum foras exeunt et in horto ludunt.
When the rain stopped, the girls go outside again and play in the garden.
Cum pluvia cessat, puellae foras exeunt.
When the rain stops, the girls go outside.
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.
Noli foras currere; Marcus enim prorsus oblitus est se caligas nondum induisse.
Do not run outside; for Marcus has completely forgotten that he has not yet put on his boots.
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