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33b. English to Latin Flashcards

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  1. If reason leads, you (sg.) are happy. (simple present)
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  1. Sī ratiō dūcit, fēlīx es. (identify the condition)
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  1. If reason leads, you (sg.) would have been happy. (simple future)
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  1. Sī ratiō dūcet, fēlīx eris. (identify the condition)
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  1. If reason should lead, you (sg.) would be happy. (future less vivid)
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  1. Sī ratiō dūcat, fēlīx sīs. (identify the condition)
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  1. If reason were leading, you (sg.) would be happy. (present contrary to fact)
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  1. Sī ratiō dūceret, fēlīx essēs. (identify the condition)
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  1. If reason had led, you (sg.) would have been happy. (past contrary to fact)
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  1. Sī ratiō dūxisset, fēlīx fuissēs. (identify the condition)
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  1. If you (sg.) love money, you lack wisdom.
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  1. Sī pecūniam amās, sapientiā carēs.
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  1. If you (sg.) love money, you will lack wisdom.
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  1. Sī pecūniam amābis, sapientiā carēbis.
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  1. If you (sg.) should love money, you would lack wisdom.
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  1. Sī pecūniam amēs, sapientiā carēas.
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  1. If you (sg.) were in love with money, you would lack wisdom.
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  1. Sī pecūniam amārēs, sapientiā carēbis.
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  1. If you (sg.) had loved money, you would have lacked wisdom.
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  1. Sī pecūniam amāvissēs, sapientiā caruissēs.
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  1. If we seek the truth, we find knowledge.
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  1. Si vēritātem quaerimus, scientiam invēnimus.
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  1. If we seek the truth, we shall find knowledge.
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  1. Si vēritātem quaerēmus, scientiam invēniēmus.
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  1. If we should seek the truth, we would find knowledge.
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  1. Si vēritātem quaerāmus, scientiam invēniāmus.
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  1. If we were seeking the truth, we would find knowledge.
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  1. Si vēritātem quaererēmus, scientiam invēnīrēmus.
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  1. If we had sought the truth, we would have found knowledge.
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  1. Si vēritātem quaesīvissēmus, scientiam invēnissēmus.
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  1. If you do not avoid anger, you would lose your two friends. (simple future)
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  1. Nisī īram vitābitis, duōs amīcōs āmittētis. (identify the condition)
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  1. If you had not avoided anger, you would have lost your five friends. (past contrary to fact)
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  1. Nisī īram vitāvissētis, quīnque amīcōs āmīsissētis. (identify the condition)
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  1. If you should not avoid anger (if you should fail to avoid anger), you would lose many friends. (future less vivid)
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  1. Nisī īram vitētis, multōs amīcōs āmittātis. (identify the condition)
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  1. If you were not avoiding anger, you would be losing many friends. (present contrary to fact)
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  1. Nisī īram vitārētis, multōs amīcōs āmitterētis. (identify the condition)
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  1. If you do not avoid anger, you are losing many friends. (simple present)
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  1. Nisī īram vitātis, multōs amīcōs āmittitis. (identify the condition)
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  1. If you did not avoid anger, you lost many friends. (simple past)
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  1. Nisī īram vitāvistis, multōs amīcōs āmīsistis. (identify the condition)
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  1. If anyone has a good character, we praise him.
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  1. Sī quis bonōs mōrēs habet, eum laudāmus.
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  1. If anyone had a good character, we would have praised him.
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  1. Sī quis bonōs mōrēs habuisset, eum laudāvissēmus.
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  1. If anyone should have a good character, we would praise him.
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  1. Sī quis bonōs mōrēs habeat, eum laudēmus.
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  1. If anyone had a good character, we praised him (used to praise him).
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  1. Sī quis bonōs mōrēs habuit, eum laudāvimus (laudābāmus).
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  1. If anyone we in possession of a good character, we would praise him.
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  1. Sī quis bonōs mōrēs habēret, eum laudārāmus.
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  1. If anyone has a good character, we shall praise him.
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  1. Sī quis bonōs mōrēs habēbit, eum laudābimus.
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  1. If those men win, we shall depart.
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  1. Sī istī vincent, discēdēmus.
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  1. If those men would win, we would depart.
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  1. Sī istī vincant, discēdāmus.
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  1. If those men had won, we would have departed.
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  1. Sī istī vīcissent, discessissēmus.
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  1. If you had read books well, you would have written better.
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  1. Sī librōs bene lēgissēs, melius scrīpsissēs.
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  1. If you read books well, you will write better.
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  1. Sī librōs bene legēs, melius scrībēs.
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  1. If you should read books well, you would write better.
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  1. Sī librōs bene legās, melius scrībās.

Wheelock's Latin Self-tutorial Exercises (25 decks)

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