Thank you so so much! It was really difficult for me since it had grammar mistakes.

The suggestions are below, and you are welcome. Again, the grammar mistakes still exist in the sentences such as "rident", which must be "ridet" because it is singular and then celer (m) which must be celeris (fem.) because it modifies Lupa. You should let your Latin professor know about these unless someone of you had a typo. Also, I don't see the point of this activity because it's unclear what this is teaching you about Latin Grammar. 1. Some animals live for a day and come to see humans. 2. the men whom you see now have dignant personality for instruction. 3. Marcellus laughs so much that it would be too difficult to be silent (for him) 4. Malicious humans are devoted to playing, dancing, and wasting the whole day by drinking. 5. Lupa is a decent Roman woman for nomination, because she was fast (for taking care and nurturing two boys).

These were made by my Latin professor, could somebody give me an approximate correct translation? Thanks

Some of these Latin sentences are grammatically incorrect. For example; 1. it should be Marcellus must be ridet and not rident because the subject is singular. You might want to get the correct versions of them.