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4. Latin to GCSE Sentences Chapter 4 Flashcards

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portavisti

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you (sg) carried/have carried

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portas

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you (sg) carry/are carrying

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portabamus

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we were carrying

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portaverunt

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they carried/have carried

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portamus

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We are carrying/ we carry

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portavi

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I carried/have carried

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portavistis

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you (pl) carried/have carried

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portatis

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you (pl) carry/are carrying

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portate!

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(pl) carry!

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portavit

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He/she/it carried/has carried

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clamavit

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he/she/it shouted/has shouted

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oppugnavisti

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you (sg) attacked/have attacked

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paravi

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I prepared/have prepared

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necaverunt

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they killed/have killed

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lacrimavimus

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We cried/have cried

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invitavistis

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you (pl) invited/have invited

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vocavit

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he/she/it called/has called

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aedificavi

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I built/have built

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dedisti

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you (sg) gave/ have given

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festinavistis

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you (pl) hurried/have hurried

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salutavimus

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we greeted/have greeted

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ambulabatis

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you (pl) were walking

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dat

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he/she/it gives/is giving

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navigas

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you sail/are sailing

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laboravisti

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you worked/have worked

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amaverunt

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they loved/have loved

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habitabant

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they were living

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necamus

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we kill/are killing

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pugnavi

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I fought/have fought

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aedificabam

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I was building

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they gave

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dederunt

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we were calling

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vocabamus

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he is crying

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lacrimat

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you (sg) worked

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laboravisti (laborabas)

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she has sailed

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navigavit

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I was hurrying

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festinabam

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they attacked

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oppugnaverunt

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you (pl) have killed

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necavistis

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we live

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habitamus

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they were carrying

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portabant

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cenam bonam libertis paravistis

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you (pl) have prepared a good meal for the freedmen

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dominus in magno bello pugnavit

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the master fought in the great war

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servum malum gladio necavi

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I killed the evil slave with my sword

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Romani novum templum in foro aedificaverunt

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The Romans built a new temple in the forum

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nuntius epistulas dominae ad insulam portavit

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the messenger carried the mistress’s letters to the island

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the messengers have sailed away from the homeland

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nuntii a patria navigaverunt

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we immediately invited our new friends to dinner

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novos amicos ad cenam statim invitavimus

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the small boy carried the wine into the garden

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parvus puer vinum in hortum portavit

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the angry slaves attacked the walls of Rome

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servi irati muros Romae oppugnaverunt

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Many of the girls have given gifts to the goddess

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multae puellarum deae dona dederunt

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traxit

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he/she/it dragged/has dragged

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monuimus

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we warned/have warned

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audivisti

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you heard/have heard

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monuistis

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you (pl) warned/ have warned

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traxerunt

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They dragged/have dragged

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traxi

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I dragged/have dragged

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audivit

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he/she/it heard/has heard

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audivistis

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you (pl) heard/have heard

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monuerunt

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they warned/have warned

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traxisti

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you (sg) dragged/have dragged

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terruerunt

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they frightened/have frightened

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timuistis

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you (pl) were afraid

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mansimus

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We stayed

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debuisti

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you (sg) had to

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habuit

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he/she/it had/has had (also hold)

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delevimus

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we destroyed/have destroyed

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vidisti

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you saw/have seen

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iussi

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I ordered/have ordered

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sederunt

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they sat/have sat

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monuit

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he/she/it warned/ has warned

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quaesivit

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he/she/it searched for/has searched for

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misimus

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we sent/have sent

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cucurristis

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you (pl) ran/have run

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legisti

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you read/chose/have read/chosen

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biberunt

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they drank/have drunk

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discessi

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I left/have left

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duxisti

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you led/have led

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scripsit

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he/she/it wrote/has written

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ceciderunt

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they fell/have fallen

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consumpsimus

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we ate/have eaten

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invenerunt

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they found/have found

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venistis

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you (pl) came/have come

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punivit

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he/she/it punished/has punished

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advenisti

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you arrived/have arrived

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dormivimus

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we slept/have slept

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fuerunt

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they were/have been

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poteramus

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we were able

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potuisti

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you (sg) were able

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eras

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you used to be

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fuistis

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you (pl) were

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inquit (two answers)

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  • he/she/it says

- he/she/it said

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es

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you are

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fuit

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he/she/it was

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poterat

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he/she/it was able

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potest

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he/she/it is able

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you (pl) stayed

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mansistis

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We guarded

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custodivimus

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He fell

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cecidit

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you (sg) have eaten

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consumpsisti

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they saw

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viderunt

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you (pl) departed

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discessistis

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they were able (on one occasion)

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potuerunt

103
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she has arrived

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advenit

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I have frightened

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terrui

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you (sg) were (on one occasion)

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fuisti

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nuntius e villa cum liberto cucurrit

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the messenger ran out of the house with the freedman

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servos cibum in hortum portare iussistis

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you (pl) have ordered the slaves to carry food into the garden

108
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puer stultus de muro subito cecidit

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the stupid boy suddenly fell down from the wall

109
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in templo librum pulchrum invenimus

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we found a beautiful book in the temple

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dominam de novo periculo monui

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I warned my mistress about a new danger

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amici ad villam tandem advenerunt

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at last the friends arrived at the house

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verba domini audire non potuimus

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we could not hear the master’s words

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puellae laetae cibum consumpserunt vinumque biberunt

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the happy girls ate the food and drank the wine

114
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feminam pulchram in via vidisti

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you saw a beautiful woman in the street

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Romani villas templaque deleverunt

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The Romans destroyed the houses and the temples

116
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epistulam legit et servo dedit

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he read the letter and gave it to a slave

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multos libros de bello scripsisti

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you (sg) have written many books about the war

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decem horas laborabam. tandem dormivi

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I was working for ten hours. At last I fell asleep

119
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domina irata puerum malum punivit

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the angry mistress punished the bad boy

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nautae Romani circum insulam navigaverunt

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The Roman sailors sailed around the island

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nuntium gladiis oppugnavimus

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We attacked the messenger with swords

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magnam villam in parva insula aedificavistis

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you (pl) built a big house on the small island

123
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arma domini puellam terruerunt

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the master’s weapons frightened the girl

124
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verba dei audivi; bellum non timeo

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I have heard the god’s words; I do not fear the war

125
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fuit Romae magnum periculum

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there was great danger in Rome

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We led the women out of danger

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feminas e periculo duximus

127
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the friends have finally arrived

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amici tandem advenerunt

128
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I stayed in the temple with the girls

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in templo cum puellis mansi

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The foolish men dragged the horse through the gate

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viri stulti equum per portam traxerunt

130
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Call the master at once, boy! Messengers have come from Rome

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voca dominum statim, puer! nuntii Roma venerunt

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Identify the number and case of:

senibus (two possible answers)

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  • plural dative

- plural ablative

132
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Identify the number and case of:

urbem

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singular accusative

133
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Identify the number and case of:

milites (two possible answers)

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  • plural nominative

- plural accusative

134
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Identify the number and case of:

patris

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singular genitive

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Identify the number and case of:

duce

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singular ablative

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Identify the number and case of:

noctes (two possible answers)

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  • plural nominative

- plural accusative

137
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Identify the number and case of:

matrem

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singular accusative

138
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Identify the number and case of:

nox

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singular nominative

139
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Identify the number and case of:

militum

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plural genitive

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Identify the number and case of:

regi

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singular dative

141
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Change the following from singular to plural or vice versa:

ducum

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ducis

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Change the following from singular to plural or vice versa:

matre

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matribus

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Change the following from singular to plural or vice versa:

fratribus (dat)

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fratri

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Change the following from singular to plural or vice versa:

urbs

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urbes

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Change the following from singular to plural or vice versa:

reges (acc)

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regem

146
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noctem diu timebamus

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for a long time we feared the night

147
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matres miserae in via lacrimabant

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the unhappy mothers were crying in the street

148
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dux multos milites in insula reliquit

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the general left many soldiers on the island

149
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frater regis stultus et malus erat

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the king’s brother was stupid and evil

150
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matrem patremque per vias urbis quaerebam

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I was looking for my mother and father through the streets of the city

151
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libertus magnum amorem pecuniae habebat

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the freedman had a great love of money

152
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iuvenis per urbem cum militibus regis currebat

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the young man was running through the city with the king’s soldiers

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pueri clamores senum non audiverunt

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the boys did not hear the shouts of the old men

154
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senex iuvenes de periculis belli monebat

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the old man warned the young men about the dangers of war

155
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nautae ad insulam in magna nave navigaverunt

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the sailors sailed to the island in a big ship

156
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There are many cities on the island

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sunt in insula multae urbes

157
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I did not hear my brother’s shout

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clamorem fratris non audivi

158
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The young man suddenly saw his mother and father

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iuvenis matrem patremque subito vidit

159
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the king’s soldiers were guarding the money

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milites regis pecuniam custodiebant

160
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We must run to the ship at once, old man!

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ad navem statim currere debemus, senex!

161
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Identify the number and case of:

nominum

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plural genitive

162
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Identify the number and case of:

capitibus (two answers)

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  • plural dative

- plural ablative

163
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Identify the number and case of:

itineris

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singular genitive

164
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Identify the number and case of:

maria (two possible answers)

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  • plural nominative

- plural accusative

165
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Identify the number and case of:

capite

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singular ablative

166
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nomen urbis Roma est

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The name of the city is Rome

167
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senex milites ad mare duxit

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The old man led the soldiers to the sea

168
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rex nautas Romanos necavit et capita Romam misit

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the king killed the Roman sailors and sent their heads to Rome

169
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iter longum erat sed dormire nunc possumus

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The journey was long but now we can sleep

170
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equus pulcher, Bucephalus nomine, magnum caput habet

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The beautiful horse, Bucephalus by name, has a big head

171
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The sailors feared the god of the sea

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nautae deum maris timebant

172
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the new slaves do not have names

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novi servi nomina non habent

173
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I carried the head of the evil young man to the king

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caput iuvenis mali ad regem portavi

174
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the leader gave the island a new name

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dux nomen novum insulae dedit

175
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We have heard about the soldiers’ journeys

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de itineribus militum audivimus

176
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mare amatis?

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do you (pl) like the sea?

177
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habetne insula nomen?

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Does the island have a name?

178
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cur ridetis, pueri?

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why are you laughing, boys?

179
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quando discessit regina?

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When did the queen leave?

180
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nonne dei Romam amant?

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Surely the gods love Rome?

181
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timetisne iter longum, puellae?

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Are you afraid of the long journey, girls?

182
Q

num senex gladio pugnare potest?

A

Surely the old man cannot fight with a sword?

183
Q

unde navigavistis, nautae?

A

Where have you sailed from, sailors?

184
Q

quo currebas, puer?

A

Where were you running to, boy?

185
Q

ubi nunc sumus, pater?

A

Where are we now, father?

186
Q

When did you find the money, slave-girl?

A

quando pecuniam invenisti, ancilla?

187
Q

Why are you not working, boy?

A

cur non laboras, puer?

188
Q

You (pl) are able to read, aren’t you?

A

nonne legere potestis?

189
Q

Where is the mistress walking to?

A

quo ambulat domina?

190
Q

Has the leader ordered the soldiers to make for the city?

A

iussitne dux milites urbem petere?

191
Q

faciunt

A

they are making/doing

192
Q

capiebatis

A

you (pl) were taking

193
Q

fuge!

A

(sg) flee!

194
Q

facere

A

to do, to make

195
Q

cepisti

A

you took

196
Q

fugerunt

A

they fled

197
Q

facis

A

you (sg) are doing, making

198
Q

capitis

A

you (pl) capture

199
Q

fugistis

A

you (pl) fled

200
Q

consilium capite!

A

make a plan!

201
Q

We were doing

A

faciebamus

202
Q

She fled

A

fugit

203
Q

To capture

A

capere

204
Q

They have made

A

fecerunt

205
Q

He flees

A

fugit

206
Q

senes miseri iter longum Romam faciebant

A

the miserable old men were making the long journey to Rome

207
Q

urbem ducemque tandem cepimus

A

finally we captured the city and the leader

208
Q

libertus ‘num’ inquit ‘fugitis, nuntii?’

A

“Surely, messengers,” the freedman said, “you are not running away?”

209
Q

equum capite, pueri stulti!

A

Catch the horse, stupid boys!

210
Q

Romani servum regem fecerunt

A

The Romans made a slave their king

211
Q

fuge, o regina! urbem relinque!

A

Flee, queen! Leave the city!

212
Q

duces Romanorum novum consilium capiebant

A

The leaders of the Romans were making a new plan

213
Q

ancillae ex horto subito fugerunt

A

the slave-girls suddenly fled from the garden

214
Q

pater iuvenis vinum bonum facit

A

the young man’s father makes good wine

215
Q

tempus fugit

A

time flies

216
Q

We are making wine in the garden

A

in horto vinum facimus

217
Q

The slaves caught the evil boy

A

servi puerum malum ceperunt

218
Q

Why did you not flee from the danger, old man?

A

cur a periculo non fugisti, senex?

219
Q

The brothers were making a journey through the new land

A

fratres iter per novam terram faciebant

220
Q

The soldiers have captured the walls and gates; we cannot flee

A

milites muros portasque ceperunt; fugere non possumus

221
Q

ad templum prima hora ambulavistis

A

you (pl) walked to the temple at the first hour

222
Q

Romani primo anno insulas oppugnaverunt

A

The Romans attacked the islands in the first year

223
Q

pueri in mediam turbam cucurrerunt

A

the boys ran into the middle of the crowd

224
Q

senex fratrem gladio media nocte necavit

A

the old man killed his brother with a sword in the middle of the night

225
Q

multas villas primo anno aedificavimus

A

we built many houses in the first year

226
Q

unde venisti tu? ubi habitas tu?

A

Where have you (sg) come from? Where do you live?

227
Q

mecum in agros meos ambulate, amici!

A

Walk into my fields with me, friends!

228
Q

ego vinum bibi, tu aquam

A

I drank wine, you water

229
Q

fratres mei tuos non timent

A

my brothers are not afraid of yours

230
Q

materne mea donum tibi et patri tuo dedit?

A

did my mother give a gift to you and your father?

231
Q

your husband gave me the weapons

A

maritus tuus mihi arma dedit

232
Q

Kill yourself with the sword, brother!

A

neca te gladio, frater

233
Q

They found my slave-girl in the temple

A

ancillam meam in templo invenerunt

234
Q

Why are your slaves not with you, father?

A

cur servi tui non tecum sunt, pater?

235
Q

Is my book in your house, freedman?

A

estne liber meus in villa tua, liberte?

Latin Exercises - Streamlined (56 decks)

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