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iubebamus

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we were ordering

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salutabam

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I was greeting

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mittebatis

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you (pl) were sending

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veniebat

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he/she/it was coming

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scribebas

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you were writing

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dabant

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they were giving

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puniebam

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I was punishing

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bibebamus

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we were drinking

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clamabas

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you were shouting

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terrebat

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he/she/it was frightening

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Convert from present tense to imperfect, then translate:

dormit

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  • dormiebat

- he/she/it was sleeping

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Convert from present tense to imperfect, then translate:

moneo

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  • monebam

- I was warning

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Convert from present tense to imperfect, then translate:

vocas

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  • vocabas

- you were calling

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Convert from present tense to imperfect, then translate:

ducimus

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  • ducebamus

- we were leading

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Convert from present tense to imperfect, then translate:

custoditis

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  • custodiebatis

- you (pl) were guarding

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Convert from present tense to imperfect, then translate:

timemus

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  • timebamus

- we were fearing

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Convert from present tense to imperfect, then translate:

inveniunt

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  • inveniebant

- they were finding

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Convert from present tense to imperfect, then translate:

sedet

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  • sedebat

- he/she/it was sitting

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Convert from present tense to imperfect, then translate:

laboratis

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  • laborabatis

- you (pl) were working

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Convert from present tense to imperfect, then translate:

habent

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  • habebant

- they were having (/had)

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I was fighting

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pugnabam

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We were hearing

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audiebamus

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She was writing

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scribebat

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They were greeting

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salutabant

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You were walking

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ambulabas

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She was giving

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dabat

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I was drinking

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bibebam

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He was punishing

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puniebat

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We were preparing

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parabamus

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You (pl) were reading

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legebatis

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viri equum ex horto trahebant

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the men were dragging the horse out of the garden

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ancilla amicos per agros ducebat

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the slave-girl was leading her friends through the fields

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dei et deae pugnabant

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the gods and goddesses were fighting

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amicos de periculis belli monebatis

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you (pl) were warning your friends about the dangers of war

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pueri in templo dormiebant

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the boys were sleeping in the temple

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femina iubebat ancillas in horto laborare

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the woman was ordering the slave-girls to work in the garden

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pecuniam gladiis custodiebamus

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we were guarding the money with swords

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puella equos timebat

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the girl was afraid of horses

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nuntii in templo deae sedebant

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the messengers were sitting in the temple of the goddess

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librum de bello scribebam

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I was writing a book about the war

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decem annos villam Romae habebamus

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we had a house in Rome for ten years

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vinum semper bibebam; nunc aquam bibo

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I always used to drink wine; now I drink water

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quinque horas in agro sedebamus

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we sat in the field for five hours

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dominus dona servis dabat; nunc servos semper punit

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The master used to give gifts to his slaves; now he always punishes the slaves

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equum quinque annos habebam

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I had a horse for five years

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The master was sleeping in the house

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dominus in villa dormiebat

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Men were walking to the walls of the temple

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viri ad muros templi ambulabant

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We were dragging our friend out of the inn

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amicum e taberna trahebamus

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I used to sail to the islands

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ad insulas navigabam

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You had a shop in Rome for ten years

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Romae decem annos tabernam habebas

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servi eramus sed liberti nunc sumus

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we used to be slaves, but now we are freedmen

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pueri amici erant

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the boys were friends

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ancilla decem annos eras et nunc domina es

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you were a slave-girl for ten years and now you are the mistress

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erant in horto quinque nuntii

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there were five messengers in the garden

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puella in templo erat

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the girl was in the temple

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The girls were not in danger

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puellae in periculo non erant

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The freedman and the master were friends

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libertus et dominus amici erant

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We were on the island for ten hours

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decem horas in insula eramus

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You (pl) used to be friends but now you always fight

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amici eratis sed nunc semper pugnatis

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In Rome I was a slave in the temple

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Romae servus in templo eram

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possumus

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we can/are able

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potes

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you can/are able

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poteratis

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you (pl) could, were able

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potest

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he/she/it can/is able

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poteram

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I could/was able

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nunc dormire potestis

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now you (pl) can sleep

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feminae dona invenire non poterant

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the women could not find the gifts

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in templo verba deorum audire possumus

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we are able to hear the gods’ words in the temple

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amici ad insulam navigare non possunt

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the friends are not able to sail to the island

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servus epistulam legere non poterat

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the slave could not read the letter

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We are able to guard the temple

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templum custodire possumus

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I cannot hear the messenger

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nuntium audire non possum

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73
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I was not able to drink the wine

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vinum bibere non poteram

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The slaves could not carry the master

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servi dominum portare non poterant

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75
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The messenger can see the house of his friend

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nuntius villam amici videre potest

76
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State the conjugation of the verb and translate:

aedificamus

A

1st - we build, are building

77
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State the conjugation of the verb and translate:

discedunt

A

3rd - they depart, are departing

78
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State the conjugation of the verb and translate:

debebamus

A

2nd - we should have

79
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State the conjugation of the verb and translate:

advenitis

A

4th - you (pl) arrive

80
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State the conjugation of the verb and translate:

quaeris

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3rd - you (sg) are looking for

81
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He remains

A

manet

82
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I was living

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habitabam

83
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I used to have

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habebam

84
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She runs

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currit

85
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We eat

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consumimus

86
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libertus ad villam advenit

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the freedman is arriving at the house

87
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pueri in templum festinare debent

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the boys must hurry into the temple

88
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nuntii Roma nunc discedunt

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the messengers are now leaving Rome

89
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librum in horto quaerebas

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you were looking for the book in the garden

90
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Romae quinque annos habitabam; in insula nunc habito

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I lived in Rome for five years; now I live on the island

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verba nuntii audire debebatis

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you ought to have listened to the messenger’s words

92
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amici domini cibum consumebant et vinum bibebant

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the master’s friends were eating food and drinking wine

93
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decem horas in taberna manebamus

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we stayed in the inn for ten hours

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dominus villam in insula aedificabat

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the master was building a house on the island

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servi per agros cum ancillis currunt

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the slaves are running through the fields with the slave-girls

96
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Men are arriving at the house

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viri ad villam adveniunt

97
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the slaves were building the walls of the temple

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servi muros templi aedificabant

98
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the women and girls are staying on the island

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feminae et puellae in insula manent

99
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we must run away from the danger

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a periculo currere debemus

100
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you (pl) used to live in Rome in a block of flats

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Romae in insula habitabatis

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Identify the number, gender and case of:

mala (four possible answers)

A
  • singular, feminine, nominative
  • singular, feminine, ablative
  • plural, neuter, nominative
  • plural, neuter, accusative
102
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Identify the number, gender and case of:

stulti (three possible answers)

A
  • singular masculine genitive
  • singular neuter genitive
  • plural masculine nominative
103
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Identify the number, gender and case of:

parvarum

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plural feminine genitive

104
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Identify the number, gender and case of:

Romanum (three possible answers)

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  • singular masculine accusative
  • singular neuter nominative
  • singular neuter accusative
105
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Identify the number, gender and case of:

laetis (six possible answers)

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  • plural masculine dative
  • plural masculine ablative
  • plural feminine dative
  • plural feminine ablative
  • plural neuter dative
  • plural neuter ablative
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new (n gen sg)

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novi

107
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many (f acc pl)

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multas

108
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angry (f gen sg)

A

iratae

109
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large (m dat pl)

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magnis

110
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foolish (n nom pl)

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stulta

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Identify the number, gender and case of:
liberti irati (two possible answers)
A
  • singular masculine genitive

- plural masculine nominative

112
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Identify the number, gender and case of:

puer laetus

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singular masculine nominative

113
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Identify the number, gender and case of:
magna templa (two possible answers)
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  • plural neuter nominative

- plural neuter accusative

114
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Identify the number, gender and case of:
vino bono (two possible answers)
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  • singular neuter dative

- singular neuter ablative

115
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identify the case, number and gender of: novos gladios

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plural masculine accusative

116
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for the good friend

A

amico bono

117
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the small houses (abl)

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parvis villis

118
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many years (acc)

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multos annos

119
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of the happy slaves

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servorum laetorum

120
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with much money

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multa pecunia

121
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taberna parva est et vinum malum est

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the inn is small and the wine is bad

122
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pecuniam nuntiis laetis damus

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we are giving money to the happy messengers

123
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ancillae novum consilium habent

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the slave-girls have a new plan

124
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vinum Romanum amatis

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you (pl) love Roman wine

125
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sunt multi dei et multae deae

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there are many gods and goddesses

126
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pueri et puellae stulti sunt

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the boys and girls are stupid

127
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servi muros magni templi aedificabant

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the slaves were building the walls of the great temple

128
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novus dominus multos annos servus erat

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the new master was a slave for many years

129
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vir iratus servum malum per hortum trahebat

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the angry man was dragging the evil slave through the garden

130
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insula parva erat sed amicum invenire non poteramus

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the island was small but we could not find our friend

131
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I am the master of a large house

A

magnae villae dominus sum

132
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Many women were running into the small temple

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multae feminae in parvum templum currebant

133
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We cannot drink the bad water

A

aquam malam bibere non possumus

134
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The angry freedman was punishing the new slave

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libertus iratus novum servum puniebat

135
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You do not like the stupid horse

A

equum stultum non amas

136
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dei bona Romanis semper dant

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the gods always give good things to the Romans

137
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boni deos amant et timent

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Good men love and fear the gods

138
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femina multum pecuniae ancillis dat

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the woman is giving a lot of money to the slave girls

139
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Romae multi in insulis habitabant

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In Rome many people lived in blocks of flats

140
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multi servorum in horto nunc laborant

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many of the slaves are now working in the garden

141
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dominus dona pulchra dominae semper dat

A

the master always gives beautiful gifts to the mistress

142
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nautae irati in templo pugnabant

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the angry sailors were fighting in the temple

143
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nauta miser vinum in taberna bibebat

A

the sad sailor was drinking wine in the inn

144
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patriam pulchram habemus

A

we have a beautiful homeland

145
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verba misera nuntiorum audiebamus

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we were listening to the miserable words of the messengers

146
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The miserable friend was not eating his food

A

amicus miser cibum non consumebat

147
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Many of the Romans lived in beautiful villas

A

multi Romanorum in villis pulchris habitabant

148
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the wretched girl was crying for five hours

A

puella misera quinque horas lacrimabat

149
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the happy sailors were sailing to Rome

A

nautae laeti Romam navigabant

150
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We love to give beautiful gifts to the gods

A

dona pulchra deis dare amamus

151
Q

quaere!

A

search for! look for! (sg)

152
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venite!

A

come! (pl)

153
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manete!

A

stay! (pl)

154
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da!

A

give! (sg)

155
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aedificatis

A

you (pl) are building

156
Q

aedificate!

A

build! (pl)

157
Q

sede!

A

sit! (sg)

158
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bibite!

A

drink! (pl)

159
Q

punis

A

you are punishing

160
Q

puni!

A

punish! (sg)

161
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in hortum ambula!

A

Walk into the garden!

162
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monete libertum de magno periculo!

A

Warn the freedman about the great danger!

163
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Roma discedite!

A

Leave Rome!

164
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iube servos stultos laborare!

A

Order the stupid slaves to work!

165
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custodite templum gladiis

A

guard the temple with swords!

166
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audite verba laeta nuntii, puellae!

A

listen to the messenger’s happy words, girls!

167
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veni Romam, o domine bone!

A

come to Rome, good master!

168
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domina, nuntius ad villam nunc advenit

A

Mistress, a messenger is now arriving at the house

169
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nova arma puero da, nunti!

A

Messenger, give the boy new weapons!

170
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patriam custodite, o Romani!

A

guard your homeland, Romans!

171
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Master, I cannot find the letter

A

epistulam invenire non possum, domine

172
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There is a messenger in the house, mistress

A

domina, est in villa nuntius

173
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Stay in the garden, boy!

A

mane in horto, puer!

174
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Gods, guard the temple!

A

custodite templum, o dei!

175
Q

Drink the wine and eat the food, sailors!

A

vinum bibite et cibum consumite, nautae!

176
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insulam diu oppugnabamus

A

we were attacking the island for a long time

177
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epistulam statim mitte, domina!

A

send the letter at once, mistress!

178
Q

dominus verba feminarum audit. deinde servum vocat

A

the master listens to the women’s words. Then he calls a slave

179
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amicus nunc discedit; dormire tandem possum

A

My friend is now leaving; at last I can sleep

180
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libertus subito equos audit. ‘puellae’, inquit ‘amici nunc adveniunt’

A

The freedman suddenly hears horses. “Girls,” he says “your friends are now arriving”

181
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The sailors were drinking wine for a long time

A

nautae vinum diu bibebant

182
Q

Suddenly a slave-girl runs into the field

A

subito, ancilla in agrum currit

183
Q

Write the letter at once, boy!

A

scribe epistulam statim, puer!

184
Q

At last I was able to read the book

A

librum legere tandem poteram

185
Q

We listen to the words of the messenger. Then we call the girls

A

verba nuntii audimus. deinde puellas vocamus

Latin Exercises - Streamlined (56 decks)

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