This exercise is based on adverbs in Latin. Translate the following into English, identifying the subject, object, verb and adverb: puella donum laete accepit.

puella donum laete accepit = the girl happily received the gift.puella = nominative (the subject) donum = the object (accusative)accepit = the verblaete = the adverb

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