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Grammar Flashcards

1
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What is a noun?

A

a word which refers to a person, place, or thing.

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What three characteristics make up a Latin noun?

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Case, Number, and Gender

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What is a case?

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something which changes in a noun, affecting how the noun should be translated into another language.

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How many cases are there in Latin?

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Seven

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Name the five main cases.

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Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, and Ablative

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What are the two numbers for a noun?

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Singular and Plural

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What are the three genders for a noun?

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Masculine, Feminine, and Neuter

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What is a declension?

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a name given to a group of nouns

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9
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How many declensions are there in Latin?

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Five

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10
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Identify the item in box B

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-ī

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Identify the item in box A

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-a

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Identify the item in box C

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-ae

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Identify the item in box B

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-ae

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Identify the item in box C

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-ō

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15
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Identify the item in box B

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-ī

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16
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Identify the item in box D

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-um

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17
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Identify the item in box F

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-īs

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18
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Identify the item in box A

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-um

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19
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Identify the item in box C

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-ō

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20
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Identify the item in box F

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-īs

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21
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Identify the item in box A

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-us (-r)

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22
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Identify the item in box F

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-īs

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23
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Identify the item in box E

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-um

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24
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Identify the item in box C

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-ōrum

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25
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Identify the item in box F

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-ō

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26
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Identify the item in box B

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-ī

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27
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Identify the item in box A

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-ae

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Identify the item in box A

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-a

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29
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Identify the item in box E

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-ōs

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30
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Identify the item in box D

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-am

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31
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Identify the item in box F

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-ō

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32
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Identify the item in box D

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-īs

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33
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Identify the item in box D

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-īs

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34
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Identify the item in box E

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-ās

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35
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Identify the item in box C

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-ōrum

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36
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Identify the item in box F

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-ā

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37
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Identify the item in box E

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-a

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38
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Identify the item in box C

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-ārum

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39
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Identify the item in box D

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-īs

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40
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What case does the Vocative normally look like?

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Nominative

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41
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Under which circumstance does the Vocative NOT look like the Nominative?

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2nd Declension Masculine Singular (specifically those words that end in -us in the Nominative Singular)

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42
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When the Vocative does not look like the Nominative, how is it formed?

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-us becomes -e; -ius becomes -i

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43
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What is an adjective?

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a describing word (typically describing a noun)

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44
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In what ways must a Latin adjective match the noun (or word) it is modifying?

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Case, Number, and Gender

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45
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In what way does a Latin adjective NOT have to match the noun (or word) it is modifying?

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Declension

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46
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How many declensions of adjectives are there?

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Three

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47
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Give the Accusative Plural form for the phrase, good girl.

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bonās puellās

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48
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Give the Dative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful craftsman.

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pulchrīs fabrīs

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49
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Give the Ablative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful temple.

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pulchrīs templīs

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50
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Give the Vocative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful slave.

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pulcher serve

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51
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Give the Vocative Singular form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bone nauta

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52
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Give the Nominative Plural form for the phrase, good temple.

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bona templa

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53
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Give the Accusative Singular form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bonum nautam

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54
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Give the Accusative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful craftsman.

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pulchrum fabrum

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55
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Give the Genitive Singular form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulchrī nautae

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Give the Nominative Plural form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bonī fabrī

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57
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Give the Ablative Singular form for the phrase, good temple.

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bonō templō

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58
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Give the Vocative Singular form for the phrase, good temple.

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bonum templum

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Give the Nominative Singular form for the phrase, good temple.

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bonum templum

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60
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Give the Nominative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful girl.

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pulchrae puellae

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61
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Give the Accusative Singular form for the phrase, good temple.

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bonum templum

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62
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Give the Ablative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful girl.

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pulchrā puellā

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63
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Give the Dative Singular form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bonō nautae

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Give the Vocative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful girl.

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pulchra puella

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65
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Give the Dative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful temple.

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pulchrīs templīs

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66
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Give the Genitive Singular form for the phrase, good slave.

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bonī servī

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67
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Give the Accusative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful temple.

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pulchrum templum

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68
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Give the Nominative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful slave.

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pulcher servus

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Give the Nominative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulchrī nautae

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Give the Nominative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful temple.

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pulchrum templum

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Give the Accusative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful slave.

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pulchrum servum

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72
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Give the Accusative Plural form for the phrase, good slave.

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bonōs servōs

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73
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Give the Nominative Singular form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bonus faber

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Give the Dative Plural form for the phrase, good slave.

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bonīs servīs

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Give the Vocative Plural form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bonī nautae

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Give the Ablative Plural form for the phrase, good slave.

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bonīs servīs

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77
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Give the Vocative Singular form for the phrase, good slave.

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bone serve

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Give the Ablative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful slave.

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pulchrīs servīs

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Give the Ablative Plural form for the phrase, good temple.

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bonīs templīs

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Give the Genitive Singular form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bonī fabrī

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Give the Nominative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful craftsman.

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pulchrī fabrī

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Give the Vocative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulchrī nautae

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Give the Dative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulchrō nautae

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Give the Dative Plural form for the phrase, good girl.

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bonīs puellīs

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Give the Vocative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful temple.

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pulchrum templum

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Give the Ablative Singular form for the phrase, good girl.

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bonā puellā

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Give the Genitive Plural form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulchrōrum nautārum

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Give the Vocative Plural form for the phrase, good slave.

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bonī servī

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Give the Nominative Singular form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bonus nauta

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bonīs templīs

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Give the Ablative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful slave.

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pulchrō servō

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Give the Nominative Plural form for the phrase, good slave.

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bonī servī

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Give the Accusative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful girl.

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pulchrās puellās

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Give the Nominative Singular form for the phrase, good slave.

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bonus servus

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Give the Genitive Plural form for the phrase, good temple.

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bonōrum templōrum

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Give the Ablative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful temple.

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pulchrō templō

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Give the Accusative Plural form for the phrase, good temple.

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bona templa

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Give the Dative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful slave.

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pulchrō servō

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Give the Ablative Plural form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bonīs fabrīs

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Give the Nominative Singular form for the phrase, good girl.

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bona puella

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Give the Genitive Plural form for the phrase, beautiful craftsman.

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pulchrōrum fabrōrum

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Give the Genitive Singular form for the phrase, beautiful craftsman.

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pulchrī fabrī

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Give the Nominative Plural form for the phrase, good girl.

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bonae puellae

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pulchra templa

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pulchrae puellae

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Give the Dative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulchrīs nautīs

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Give the Vocative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful craftsman.

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pulchrī fabrī

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108
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Give the Accusative Singular form for the phrase, good slave.

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bonum servum

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pulchrōs fabrōs

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110
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Give the Genitive Plural form for the phrase, beautiful girl.

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pulchrārum puellārum

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Give the Nominative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful slave.

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pulchrī servī

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Give the Ablative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful craftsman.

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pulchrīs fabrīs

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pulchrī servī

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114
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Give the Ablative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulchrō nautā

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115
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Give the Dative Plural form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bonīs fabrīs

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Give the Dative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful craftsman.

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pulchrō fabrō

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Give the Genitive Plural form for the phrase, good girl.

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bonārum puellārum

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Give the Accusative Singular form for the phrase, good girl.

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bonam puellam

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pulchram puellam

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120
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Give the Vocative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulcher nauta

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Give the Dative Singular form for the phrase, good girl.

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bonae puellae

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Give the Ablative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulchrīs nautīs

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pulchrō fabrō

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Give the Nominative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful craftsman.

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pulcher faber

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Give the Genitive Plural form for the phrase, good slave.

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bonōrum servōrum

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Give the Nominative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful girl.

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pulchra puella

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Give the Accusative Plural form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bonōs fabrōs

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Give the Genitive Singular form for the phrase, beautiful slave.

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pulchrī servī

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129
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Give the Dative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful girl.

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pulchrīs puellīs

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130
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Give the Ablative Plural form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bonīs nautīs

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131
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Give the Genitive Plural form for the phrase, beautiful slave.

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pulchrōrum servōrum

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Give the Vocative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful girl.

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pulchrae puellae

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133
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Give the Vocative Plural form for the phrase, good temple.

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bona templa

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Give the Vocative Plural form for the phrase, good girl.

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bonae puellae

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Give the Dative Singular form for the phrase, good temple.

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bonō templō

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136
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Give the Genitive Plural form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bonōrum fabrōrum

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Give the Vocative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful craftsman.

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pulcher faber

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Give the Vocative Singular form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bone faber

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139
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Give the Accusative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulchrōs nautās

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140
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Give the Ablative Singular form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bonō nautā

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Give the Ablative Singular form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bonō fabrō

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142
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Give the Genitive Singular form for the phrase, beautiful temple.

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pulchrī templī

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143
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Give the Vocative Plural form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bonī fabrī

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Give the Dative Singular form for the phrase, good slave.

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bonō servō

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Give the Genitive Singular form for the phrase, good temple.

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bonī templī

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Give the Genitive Plural form for the phrase, beautiful temple.

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pulchrōrum templōrum

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Give the Dative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful temple.

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pulchrō templō

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148
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Give the Accusative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful temple.

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pulchra templa

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149
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Give the Vocative Singular form for the phrase, good girl.

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bona puella

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150
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Give the Genitive Singular form for the phrase, good girl.

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bonae puellae

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Give the Accusative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful slave.

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pulchrōs servōs

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Give the Ablative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful girl.

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pulchrīs puellīs

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153
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Give the Accusative Plural form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bonōs nautās

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154
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Give the Ablative Plural form for the phrase, good girl.

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bonīs puellīs

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155
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Give the Accusative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulchrum nautam

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156
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Give the Genitive Singular form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bonī nautae

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Give the Nominative Plural form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bonī nautae

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158
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Give the Accusative Singular form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bonum fabrum

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Give the Dative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful slave.

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pulchrīs servīs

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160
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Give the Nominative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful sailor.

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pulcher nauta

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Give the Dative Singular form for the phrase, good craftsman.

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bonō fabrō

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Give the Vocative Plural form for the phrase, beautiful temple.

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pulchra templa

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163
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Give the Ablative Singular form for the phrase, good slave.

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bonō servō

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Give the Dative Singular form for the phrase, beautiful girl.

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pulchrae puellae

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Give the Dative Plural form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bonīs nautīs

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Give the Genitive Plural form for the phrase, good sailor.

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bonōrum nautārum

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167
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What is a verb?

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a word of doing

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168
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What five characteristics make up a verb?

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Person, Number, Tense, Voice, and Mood

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169
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What are the three persons for a verb?

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1st, 2nd, and 3rd

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170
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In Latin verbs, what is a tense?

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when something was or is done

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171
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How many tenses are there in Latin?

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Six

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172
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Name the six tenses.

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Present, Imperfect, Future, Perfect, Pluperfect, and Future Perfect

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173
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Identify the item in cell C.

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-ērunt

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174
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Identify the item in cell C.

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-nt

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175
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Identify the item in cell B.

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-bās

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176
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Identify the item in cell A.

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-mus

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177
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Identify the item in cell B.

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-istis

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Identify the item in cell B.

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-s

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179
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Identify the item in cell A.

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-bāmus

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180
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Identify the item in cell B.

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-erātis

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181
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Identify the item in cell C.

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-erant

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182
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Identify the item in cell B.

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-erās

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183
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Identify the item in cell A.

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-imus

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184
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Identify the item in cell C.

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-it

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185
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Identify the item in cell B.

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-tis

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186
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Identify the item in cell A.

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-bam

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187
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Identify the item in cell C.

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-bant

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188
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Identify the item in cell A.

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-ī

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189
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Identify the item in cell A.

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-eram

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Identify the item in cell B.

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-bātis

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191
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Identify the item in cell C.

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-t

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192
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Identify the item in cell A.

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-ō

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Identify the item in cell A.

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-erāmus

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Identify the item in cell B.

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-istī

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195
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Identify the item in cell C.

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-erat

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196
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Identify the item in cell C.

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-bat

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197
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In Latin, the six tenses are grouped into two. Name the two tense groups.

A

Progressive and Perfect

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198
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Name the Progressive Tenses.

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Present, Imperfect, and Future

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199
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Which part of the dictionary entry of a verb houses the Progressive Tenses?

A

First (and Second)

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200
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Name the Perfect Tenses.

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Perfect, Pluperfect, and Future Perfect

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201
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Which part of the dictionary entry of a verb houses the Perfect Tenses?

A

Third (and Fourth)

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202
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How many voices are there for a Latin verb?

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Two

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203
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Name the two voices.

A

Active and Passive

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204
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How many moods are there for a Latin verb?

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Three

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205
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Name the three moods.

A

Indicative, Imperative, and Subjunctive

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206
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What is a conjugation?

A

a name given to a group of verbs which follow similar patterns of endings

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207
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How many conjugations are there in Latin?

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Four

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208
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Which part of the dictionary entry of a verb helps determine a verb’s conjugation?

A

The Second (also known as the Present Active Infinitive)

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209
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Give the Present Active Infinitive for the verb that means to carry.

A

portāre

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210
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Give the Present Active Infinitive for the verb that means to teach.

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docēre

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211
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

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docent

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212
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Imperative.

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docēte

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213
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portābāmus

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 1st Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docuerāmus

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docēbat

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docuerās

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217
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāvērunt

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

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docet

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219
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portābam

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220
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāvistis

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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

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portant

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docēbam

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223
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Imperative.

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portāte

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 1st Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

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docēmus

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225
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docēbātis

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docuerant

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227
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāverātis

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228
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docēbant

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229
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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docuistī

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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docuistis

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docēbāmus

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232
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 1st Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docueram

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233
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

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docēō

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234
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

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portat

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235
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portābātis

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236
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 1st Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāverāmus

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237
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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docuit

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238
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 1st Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

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portāmus

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239
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Imperative.

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docē

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240
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāvistī

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241
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

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docēs

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242
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāverat

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243
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

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docētis

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244
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāverās

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245
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 1st Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāveram

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246
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docuerat

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247
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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docuimus

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248
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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docēbās

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249
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portābās

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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Imperative.

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portā

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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docuerātis

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252
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

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portās

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253
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāvimus

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254
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāvit

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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docuērunt

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256
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāvī

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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portābat

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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

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portātis

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259
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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

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portō

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For the Latin verb meaning to teach, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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docuī

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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portāverant

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For the Latin verb meaning to carry, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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portābant

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263
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Change the direct object of the sentence to the singular and then translate: vēnālīcius ancillās vēndēbat.

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vēnālīcius ancillam vēndēbat; The slave-dealer sold the slave-woman.

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264
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Change the subject of the sentence to the plural and then translate: poēta versum recitābat.

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poētae versum recitābant; The poets recited a line of poetry.

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265
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Change the direct object of the sentence to the singular and then translate: senex āctōrēs spectābat.

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senex āctōrem spectābat; The old man watched the actor.

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266
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Identify the case and use of mercātor in the following sentence and translate: “senex mercātōrī pictūram ostendit.”

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Dative of Indirect Object; The old man showed the painting to the merchant. OR The old man showed the merchant the painting.

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267
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Change the subject of the sentence to the singular and then translate: agricolae in viā clāmābant.

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agricola in viā clāmābat; The farmer was shouting in the road.

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268
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Change the subject of the sentence to the plural and then translate: servus dominum timēbat.

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servī dominum timēbant; The slave feared the master.

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269
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Change the subject of the sentence to the plural and then translate: hospes vīllam intrāvit.

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hospitēs vīllam intrāvērunt; The guests entered the house.

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270
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Change the object of a special verb in the sentence to the singular and then translate: cīvēs āctōribus favērunt.

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cīvēs āctōrī favērunt; The citizens supported the actor.

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271
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Change the subject of the sentence to the singular and then translate: fīliī epistulam legēbant.

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fīlius epistulam legēbat; The son read a letter.

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272
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Change the indirect object of the sentence to the singular and then translate: vēnālīciī mercātōribus pecūniam dedērunt.

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vēnālīciī mercātōrī pecūniam dedērunt; The slave-dealers gave money to the merchant.

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273
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Change the direct object of the sentence to the plural and then translate: agricolae gladiātōrem laudāvērunt.

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agricolae gladiātōrēs laudāvērunt; The farmers praised the gladiators.

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274
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Change the indirect object of the sentence to the plural and then translate: coquus mercātōrī cēnam parāvit.

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coquus mercātōribus cēnam parāvit; The cook prepared dinner for the merchants.

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Identify the case and use of puella in the following sentence and translate: “Grumiō puellam salūtāvit.”

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Accusative of Direct Object; Grumio greeted the girl.

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Identify the case and use of servus in the following sentence and translate: “Grumiō et Clēmēns sunt servī.”

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Predicate Nominative; Grumio and Clemens are slaves.

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277
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Change the subject of the sentence to the plural and then translate: canis in viā lātrāvit.

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canēs in viā lātrāvērunt; The dogs barked in the street.

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278
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Identify the case and use of māter in the following sentence and translate: “Metella est māter.”

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Predicate Nominative; Metella is the mother.

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279
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Change the direct object of the sentence to the singular and then translate: dominus servōs īnspexit.

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dominus servum īnspexit; The master examined the slave.

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280
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Identify the case and use of mercātor in the following sentence and translate: “cīvēs mercātōrī crēdunt.”

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Dative with a Special Verb; The citizens trust the merchant.

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281
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Identify the case and use of servus in the following sentence and translate: “Caecilius servōs vituperāvit.”

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Accusative of Direct Object; Caecilius cursed the slaves.

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282
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Change the indirect object of the sentence to the plural and then translate: ancillae fēminae respondērunt.

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ancillae fēminīs respondērunt; The slave-women responded to the women.

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283
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Change the indirect object of the sentence to the plural and then translate: cīvēs servō pecūniam trādidērunt.

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cīvēs servīs pecūniam trādidērunt; The citizens handed over money to the slaves.

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284
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Change the direct object of the sentence to the plural and then translate: puerī servum vīdērunt.

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puerī servōs vīdērunt; The boys saw the slaves.

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285
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Change the subject of the sentence to the singular and then translate: fūrēs pecūniam postulāvērunt.

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fūr pecūniam postulāvit; The thief demanded money.

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286
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Identify the case and use of puella in the following sentence and translate: “lībertī puellīs vīnum ferēbant.”

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Dative of Indirect Object; The freedmen bought wine for the girls.

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287
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Identify the case and use of mercātor in the following sentence and translate: “mercātor cantābat.”

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Nominative Subject; The merchant was singing.

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288
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Change the indirect object of the sentence to the singular and then translate: puer amīcīs nōn respondit.

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puer amīcō nōn respondit; The boy did not respond to the friend.

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289
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Change the direct object of the sentence to the plural and then translate: puerī leōnem vīdērunt.

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puerī leōnēs vīdērunt; The boys saw the lions.

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290
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Change the subject of the sentence to the singular and then translate: fēminae fābulam laudāvērunt.

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fēmina fābulam laudāvit; The woman praised the story.

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291
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Change the direct object of the sentence to the plural and then translate: centuriō amīcum salūtāvit.

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centuriō amīcōs salūtāvit; The centurion greeted the friends.

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292
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Change the direct object of the sentence to the plural and then translate: dominus puellam audīvit.

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dominus puellās audīvit; The master heard the girls.

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293
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Identify the case and use of servus in the following sentence and translate: “servī labōrābant.”

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Nominative Subject; The slaves were working.

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294
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Identify the case and use of Afer in the following sentence and translate: “pistōrēs Āfrō favent.”

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Dative with a Special Verb; The bakers support Afer.

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295
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Change the indirect object of the sentence to the singular and then translate: gladiātōrēs leōnibus cibum dedērunt.

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gladiātōrēs leōnī cibum dedērunt; The gladiators gave the lion food.

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296
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Change the object of a special verb in the sentence to the plural and then translate: māter fīliō nōn crēdidit.

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māter fīliīs nōn crēdidit; The mother did not believe the sons.

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297
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Change the direct object of the sentence to the singular and then translate: āthlētae mercātōrēs vituperāvērunt,

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āthlētae mercātōrem vituperāvērunt; The athletes cursed the merchant.

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298
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Change the subject of the sentence to the plural and then translate: lībertus in lectō recubuit.

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lībertī in lectō recubuērunt; The freedmen reclined on the couch.

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299
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Change the indirect object of the sentence to the singular and then translate: iuvenēs puellīs statuam ostendērunt.

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iuvenēs puellae statuam ostendērunt; The young men showed the statue to the girl.

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300
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Change the subject of the sentence to the singular and then translate: mātrēs līberōs quaerēbant.

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māter līberōs quaerēbat; The mother was searching for her children.

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301
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List three possible ways to translate the present tense.

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I verb; I am verbing; I do verb

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302
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List five possible ways to translate the imperfect tense.

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I was verbing; I did verb; I used to verb; I kept (on) verbing; I verbed

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303
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List three possible ways to translate the perfect tense.

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I have verbed; I did verb; I verbed

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304
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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audiēbam

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Translate the following into English: dīcēbātis.

A

you (pl.) were saying.

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306
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Change the following to the singular and then translate: erāmus.

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erām; I was.

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307
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Change the following to the plural and then translate: audīvistī.

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audīvistis; you (pl.) heard.

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308
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For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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trahēbāmus

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309
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For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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trahēbat

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310
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

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audiēbat

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311
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For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

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sum

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312
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Change the following to the singular and then translate: timēbant.

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timēbat; he/she/it was fearing.

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313
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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audīvī

314
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Translate the following into English: intrat.

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he/she/it enters.

315
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Translate the following into English: dormīvērunt.

A

they slept.

316
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

audit

317
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For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

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trāxistis

318
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For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

es

319
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For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

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trahitis

320
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Translate the following into English: venīmus.

A

we come.

321
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

A

audīvit

322
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

audiēbās

323
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Change the following to the plural and then translate: mīsit.

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mīsērunt; they sent.

324
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Translate the following into English: servus dormit.

A

the slave sleeps.

325
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Using one word, say in Latin you (sing,) were teaching.

A

docēbās

326
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Using one word, say in Latin you (pl.) drag.

A

trahitis

327
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

audītis

328
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For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

trahō

329
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For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

trahēbam

330
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Change the following to the singular and then translate: portāvimus.

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portāvī; I carried.

331
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Translate the following into English: fēcit.

A

he/she/it made.

332
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

audiēbātis

333
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

A

audīvistis

334
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

audiunt

335
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

A

audīvistī

336
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Using one word, say in Latin they dragged.

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trahēbant OR trāxērunt

337
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Translate the following into English: appārēbant.

A

they were appearing.

338
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Translate the following into English: sedēmus.

A

we sit.

339
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Translate the following into English: nōs dormīmus.

A

we sleep.

340
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Translate the following into English: appārent.

A

they appear.

341
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Translate the following into English: sedeō.

A

I sit.

342
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For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

sunt

343
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Translate the following into English: ego labōrō.

A

I work.

344
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Change the following to the plural and then translate: trahis.

A

trahitis; you (pl.) drag.

345
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For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

A

trāxit

346
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Change the following to the plural and then translate: veniēbam.

A

veniēbamus; we were coming.

347
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Change the following to the singular and then translate: festīnābātis.

A

festīnābās; you (sing.) hasten.

348
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Translate the following into English: servī dormiunt.

A

the slaves sleep.

349
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Translate the following into English: intrō.

A

I enter.

350
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Translate the following into English: clāmābāmus.

A

we were shouting.

351
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For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

A

trāxī

352
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For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

erātis

353
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Translate the following into English: intrō.

A

I enter.

354
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Translate the following into English: sedēs.

A

you (sing.) sit.

355
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Translate the following into English: venītis.

A

you (pl.) come.

356
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For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

trahēbātis

357
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Using one word, say in Latin you (sing.) carried.

A

portābās OR portāvistī

358
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For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

erat

359
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

audiō

360
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For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

eram

361
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For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

erāmus

362
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Translate the following into English: parābās.

A

you (sing.) were preparing.

363
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

A

audīvimus

364
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For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

est

365
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Translate the following into English: appāruērunt.

A

they appeared.

366
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Using one word, say in Latin you (pl.) were carrying.

A

portābātis

367
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Change the following to the singular and then translate: dormiunt.

A

dormit; he/she/it sleeps.

368
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Using one word, say in Latin she hears.

A

audit

369
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Using one word, say in Latin they were carrying.

A

portābant

370
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Translate the following into English: clāmāvimus.

A

we shouted.

371
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Using one word, say in Latin I taught.

A

docēbam OR docuī

372
Q

Translate the following into English: parāvistī.

A

you (sing.) prepared.

373
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Change the following to the plural and then translate: es.

A

estis; you (pl.) are.

374
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Using one word, say in Latin he heard.

A

audiēbat OR audīvit

375
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For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

audīs

376
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Change the following to the plural and then translate: portāvī.

A

portāvimus; we carried.

377
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Change the following to the singular and then translate: surrēxērunt.

A

surrēxit; he/she/it rose.

378
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Translate the following into English: dīxistis.

A

you (pl.) said.

379
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For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

trahit

380
Q

Change the following to the singular and then translate: sumus.

A

sum; I am.

381
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

trahis

382
Q

Using one word, say in Latin they carry.

A

portant

383
Q

Translate the following into English: servī ambulābant.

A

the slaves were walking.

384
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

A

trāximus

385
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Translate the following into English: intrāvī.

A

I entered.

386
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Translate the following into English: dormiunt.

A

they sleep.

387
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

estis

388
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 1st Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

audīmus

389
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Translate the following into English: intrābam.

A

I was entering.

390
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For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

erant

391
Q

Translate the following into English: servus labōrābat.

A

the slave was working.

392
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

trahunt

393
Q

Change the following to the singular and then translate: rīdēmus.

A

rīdeō; I laugh.

394
Q

Translate the following into English: veniō.

A

I come.

395
Q

Translate the following into English: veniunt.

A

they come.

396
Q

Translate the following into English: dormiēbant.

A

they were sleeping.

397
Q

Translate the following into English: parās.

A

you prepare.

398
Q

Translate the following into English: servus labōrāvit.

A

the slave worked.

399
Q

Change the following to the plural and then translate: scrīpsit.

A

scrīpsērunt; they wrote.

400
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 1st Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

sumus

401
Q

Change the following to the singular and then translate: intrāmus.

A

intrō; I enter.

402
Q

Change the following to the plural and then translate: tacuī.

A

tacuimus; we fell silent.

403
Q

Using one word, say in Latin we drag.

A

trahimus

404
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to be, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

erās

405
Q

Translate the following into English: clāmāmus.

A

we shout.

406
Q

Change the following to the plural and then translate: circumspectābās.

A

circumspectābātis; you (pl.) were looking around.

407
Q

Translate the following into English: sedent.

A

they sit.

408
Q

Translate the following into English: servus labōrat.

A

the slave works.

409
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

trahēbās

410
Q

Translate the following into English: intrās.

A

you (sing.) enter.

411
Q

Translate the following into English: servī labōrant.

A

the slaves work.

412
Q

Translate the following into English: facit.

A

he/she/it makes.

413
Q

Change the following to the singular and then translate: cēpistis.

A

cēpistī; you (sing.) took.

414
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

A

trāxistī

415
Q

Translate the following into English: tū labōrās.

A

you (sing.) work.

416
Q

Using one word, say in Latin she was dragging.

A

trahēbat

417
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

audiēbant

418
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 1st Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative.

A

trahimus

419
Q

Translate the following into English: intrant.

A

they enter.

420
Q

Translate the following into English: dīcitis.

A

you (pl.) say.

421
Q

Using one word, say in Latin I was listening.

A

audiēbam

422
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

A

audīvērunt

423
Q

Translate the following into English: ego dormiō.

A

I sleep

424
Q

Translate the following into English: faciēbat.

A

he/she//it was making.

425
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to hear, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

audiēbāmus

426
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative.

A

trāxērunt

427
Q

Change the following to the singular and then translate: celebrāvistis.

A

celebrāvistī; you (sing.) celebrated.

428
Q

Translate the following into English: servus labōrat.

A

the slave works.

429
Q

Translate the following into English: servī ambulāvērunt.

A

the slaves walked.

430
Q

Using one word, say in Latin I teach.

A

doceō

431
Q

Change the following to the plural and then translate: erat.

A

erant; they were.

432
Q

For the Latin verb meaning to drag, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative.

A

trahēbant

433
Q

Using one word, say in Latin we listened.

A

audiēbāmus OR audīvimus

434
Q

Translate the following into English: servī ambulant.

A

the slaves walk.

435
Q

Change the following to the plural and then translate: fugiō.

A

fugīmus; we flee.

436
Q

Change the following to the perfect tense and then translate: reddō.

A

reddidī; I gave back.

437
Q

Change the following to the present tense and then translate: cucurristis.

A

curritis; you (pl.) runs.

438
Q

Change the following to the present tense and then translate: timuī.

A

timeō; I fear.

439
Q

Change the following to the perfect tense and then translate: quaeritis.

A

quaesīvistis; you (pl.) looked for.

440
Q

Change the following to the perfect tense and then translate: venīmus.

A

vēnimus; we came.

441
Q

Change the following to the perfect tense and then translate: dūcō.

A

dūxī; I led.

442
Q

Change the following to the present tense and then translate: laudavērunt.

A

laudant; they praise.

443
Q

Change the following to the present tense and then translate: ostendit.

A

ostendit; he/she/it shows.

444
Q

Change the following to the perfect tense and then translate: tacēs.

A

tacuistī; you (sing.) were silent.

445
Q

Change the following to the perfect tense and then translate: portāmus.

A

portāvimus; we carried.

446
Q

Change the following to the perfect tense and then translate: faciunt.

A

fēcērunt; they made.

447
Q

Change the following to the present tense and then translate: respondimus.

A

respondēmus; we reply.

448
Q

Change the following to the perfect tense and then translate: petitis.

A

petīvistis; you (pl.) seeked.

449
Q

Change the following to the present tense and then translate: portāvimus.

A

portāmus; we carry.

450
Q

Change the following to the present tense and then translate: audīvistī.

A

audīs; you (sing.) hear.

451
Q

Change the following to the present tense and then translate: clāmāvistis.

A

clāmātis; you (pl.) shout.

452
Q

Change the following to the perfect tense and then translate: prōcēdimus.

A

prōcessimus; we advanced.

453
Q

Change the following to the present tense and then translate: dedimus.

A

damus; we give.

454
Q

Change the following to the present tense and then translate: īnspexit.

A

īnspicit; he/she/it looks at.

455
Q

Change the following to the present tense and then translate: rogāvī.

A

rogō; I ask.

456
Q

Change the following to the perfect tense and then translate: dormit.

A

dormīvit; he/she/it slept.

457
Q

Change the following to the perfect tense and then translate: laudat.

A

laudāvit; he/she/it praised.

458
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Marcus ad lūdum is walking.

A

ambulat

459
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servus cum puerō ambulat.

A

with the boy

460
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servus Marcō tabellam dat.

A

to Marcus

461
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Marcus a fight videt.

A

pugnam

462
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Agricola et poēta in viā pugnant.

A

are fighting

463
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: The slave Marcum monet.

A

Servus

464
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servus dīcit, “Festīnā! Nōs sumus tardī.”

A

We are

465
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Marcus and servus ad lūdum festīnant.

A

et

466
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Salvē, magister,” Marcus dīcit.

A

Hello

467
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: “Marce, You es tardus,” magister respondet.

A

Tū

468
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Esne parātus recitāre?” magister rogat.

A

Are you prepared?

469
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Minimē,” Marcus respondet et sedet.

A

No

470
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Cūr tū nōn es parātus recitāre?” magister rogat.

A

to recite

471
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Marcus nōn respondet quod timet.

A

because

472
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Magister est angry.

A

īrātus

473
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Quīnte, recitā! Spectā, Marce!” magister clāmat.

A

recite

474
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Quīntus stat et bene recitat.

A

well

475
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Magister Quīntum laudat, “Quīnte, tū es discipulus bonus.”

A

Quintus

476
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Māter ad Forum cum children ambulat.

A

līberīs

477
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Māter trēs fīliōs has.

A

habet

478
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Trēs puerī in viā festīnant et clāmant.

A

and

479
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Māter est angry.

A

īrāta

480
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Māter boys vocat.

A

puerōs

481
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Māter rogat, “Cūr festīnātis et clāmātis?”

A

Why

482
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Vidētisne statuam ante templum?”

A

Do you see

483
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Sedēte ante statuam et tenēte mean pecūniam!”

A

Sit

484
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puerī respondent, “Bene! Nōs ante statuam sedēbimus.”

A

we will sit

485
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Māter trāns viam ad vīllam amīcae ambulat.

A

of a friend

486
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: The boys sedent et ante statuam manent.

A

Puerī

487
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Post ūnam hōram puerī pecūniam nōn spectant quod pugnant.

A

they are fighting

488
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Māter puerōs audit et clāmat, “Quis meam pecūniam cūrat?”

A

Who

489
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Malus vir ē Forō pecūniam portāre temptat.

A

to carry

490
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Malus vir ad portum festīnat quod cum pīrātīs nāvigābit.

A

because

491
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Māter clāmat, “Estis malī puerī! Vōs meam pecūniam nōn cūrābātis!”

A

were not taking care of

492
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Trēs puerī respondent, “Nōs malum virum vidēbāmus sed timēbāmus!”

A

We

493
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Tum māter puerīs fābulam narrat.

A

to the boys

494
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Fīlia ad rīvum labōrat.

A

works

495
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puella decem tunicās lavat.

A

ten

496
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Tunicae are sordidae.

A

sunt

497
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Laetī līberī in the river natant.

A

rīvō

498
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Magnus et malus lupus in silvā habitābat.

A

was living

499
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Hodiē lupus ex silvā ambulat et ad rīvum sedet.

A

and

500
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puella lupum timidē spectat.

A

fearfully

501
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puella lupum aliīs līberīs dēmōnstrat.

A

to the other children

502
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puella līberīs clāmat, “Movēte!”

A

Move!

503
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Līberī ē rīvō et ā lupō festīnant.

A

away from the wolf

504
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: The frightened puella ad Forum festīnat.

A

Perterrita

505
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puella decem tunicās portāre temptat.

A

to carry

506
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Poēta ad Forum quoque ambulat et rogat, “Cūr festīnās?”

A

Why

507
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puella respondet, “Ego festīnō quod magnum lupum videō.”

A

I

508
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Timēsne magnum lupum?” poēta rogat.

A

Do you fear?

509
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Ita vērō,” puella respondet.

A

Yes

510
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Poēta clāmat, “Tum ego tunicās portābō et tēcum festīnābō.”

A

I will hurry

511
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Puella the tunics poētae dat.

A

tunicās

512
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Duo gladiātōrēs in arēnā pugnant.

A

are fighting

513
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Prīmus gladiātor is parvus vir.

A

est

514
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Magnus et bad gladiātor circum arēnam ambulat.

A

malus

515
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Magnus gladiātor the small man pulsāre temptat.

A

parvum virum

516
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Cūr tū ā mē festīnās?” magnus gladiātor rogat.

A

Why

517
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Parvus gladiātor nōn respondet.

A

does not reply

518
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Festīnāsne quod tū es parvus et timidus?” magnus gladiātor rogat.

A

Are you hurrying

519
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Magnus gladiātor parvō virō dīcit, “Ego sum īrātus quod tū nōn pugnās!”

A

to the small man

520
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Rōmānī nōs spectant; mē amant nōn tē.”

A

us

521
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Magnus gladiātor nūntiat, “Poētae mē laudābunt; nōn tē laudābunt!”

A

will praise

522
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Quod parvus gladiātor nōn pugnat, magnus gladiātor est angry.

A

īrātus

523
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Magnus gladiātor clāmat, “Parā pugnāre!”

A

Prepare to fight

524
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Magnus gladiātor ad parvum gladiātōrem ambulat.

A

toward the small gladiator

525
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: The small man festīnat ā magnō gladiātōre et ad mediam arēnam currit.

A

Parvus vir

526
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Parvus gladiātor in mediā arēnā stat.

A

in

527
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Ubi spectātōrēs laetē clāmant, magnus gladiātor spectātōrēs spectat.

A

When

528
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Parvus gladiātor ante oculos magnī virī stat.

A

of the big man

529
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Parvus gladiātor dīcit, “Ego tē nōn timēbam.”

A

I was not afraid

530
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Agricola in casā habitat.

A

is living

531
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Casa agricolae in silvā est.

A

of the farmer

532
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Agricola equum et canem habet.

A

and

533
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Equum agricola bene cūrat.

A

well

534
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Agricola equō cibum parat.

A

for the horse

535
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Agricola ad equum water portat.

A

aquam

536
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Semper agricola et equus bene work.

A

labōrant

537
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Equus agricolae per silvam ambulāre amat.

A

to walk

538
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Canis cum the farmer in cubiculō dormit.

A

agricolā

539
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: The horse in casā nōn dormit sed in silvā dormīre amat.

A

Equus

540
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Agricola canem vocat quod tempus fugit.

A

because

541
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Ego tē exspectābam,” agricola dīcit.

A

was waiting for

542
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Ubi erās tū?” agricola rogat.

A

Where

543
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Cūr tū in vīllā nōn manēs?”

A

you

544
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Nunc, sedē!” agricola dīcit.

A

sit

545
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: “Sed tū are bonus canis!” agricola canem laudat.

A

es

546
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: “Ego the best cēnam tibi parābō.”

A

optimam

547
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Tum nōs stellās spectābimus.”

A

we will watch

548
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Mārcus et Iūlius sunt amīcī.

A

are

549
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Duo amīcī in īnsulā habitant.

A

The two friends

550
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Aqua circum īnsulam est mala.

A

around

551
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Est rīvus in īnsulā et aqua in rīvō est good.

A

bona

552
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: The island magnam silvam habet.

A

Īnsula

553
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Mārcus in casā prope silvam habitat.

A

in a hut

554
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Mārcus in parvō hortō semper labōrat.

A

always

555
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Nunc Mārcus in rīvō natāre amat.

A

to swim

556
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Iūlius hortum Mārcī semper laudat.

A

of Marcus

557
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Ōlim Iūlius post silvam habitābat.

A

was living

558
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Nunc Iūlius in magnā vīllā inter silvam et rīvum habitat.

A

between

559
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Iūlius in tablīnō sedet; multam pecūniam numerat.

A

he counts

560
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Duo amīcī ambulāre in silvā amant.

A

love

561
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Hodiē Mārcus vīllam Iūlī vīsitat.

A

Today

562
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Cūr tū in vīllā tuā manēs?” Mārcus rogat.

A

Why

563
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Mārcus nūntiat, “Ego ad rīvum ambulō.”

A

I

564
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Manēsne quod amīcōs tuōs exspectās?”

A

Are you staying

565
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Iūlius Mārcō respondet, “Minimē, tēcum ambulō.”

A

to Marcus

566
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Rūfus erat servus bonus et in agrīs semper labōrābat.

A

was working

567
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Nunc servus post magnam vīllam cum equīs habitat.

A

lives

568
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Dominus et līberī in magnā vīllā live.

A

habitant

569
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Dominus est poēta optimus et a lot of money habet.

A

multam pecūniam

570
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Rūfus equōs dominī cūrat.

A

of the master

571
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Sed the master est vir sevērus et Rūfum nōn laudat.

A

dominus

572
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Dominus in culīnam intrat et clāmat, “Parā mihi cēnam!”

A

Prepare

573
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Coquus est in culīnā et cibum parat.

A

is

574
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Coquus magnam cēnam laetē parat.

A

happily

575
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Cēna est the best.

A

optima

576
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Rūfus ad the door culīnae ambulat et cibum videt.

A

iānuam

577
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servus Rūfus cibum nōn habet.

A

does not have

578
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Rūfus culīnam intrāre timet.

A

to enter

579
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Coquus rogat, “Exspectāsne, Rūfe, cibum?”

A

Are you waiting for

580
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Ubi est cēna mea?” dominus in trīclīniō clāmat.

A

What

581
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Coquus dominō cēnam dat.

A

to the master

582
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Dominus clāmat, “Da mihi vīnum!”

A

to me

583
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Quis est in culīnā?” dominus coquum rogat.

A

Who

584
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Ōlim multae bēstiae in magnā silvā habitābant.

A

were living

585
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Inter bēstiās erant ursae et cervī et equī et lupī.

A

were

586
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Dea pulchra magnam silvam semper amat.

A

always

587
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Dea pulchra per silvam ambulāre amābat.

A

to walk

588
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Dea et bēstiae erant amīcae.

A

friends

589
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Dea parvās bēstiās cūrābat.

A

the small beasts

590
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Multae nymphae erant in silvā cum the beasts.

A

bēstiīs

591
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Nōs deam laetē salūtāmus,” nymphae cantant.

A

We

592
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Gaudēte et laudāte deam!” ūna nympha clāmat.

A

praise

593
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Sed quis est dea et quid cūrat?

A

what

594
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Diāna est dea lūnae.

A

of the moon

595
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Apollō est frāter deae. Apollō et Diāna sunt geminī.

A

are

596
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Hodiē Diāna est happy.

A

laeta

597
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Nunc Diāna ad the stream in silvā ambulat.

A

rīvum

598
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Dea nymphae tunicam dat.

A

to a nymph

599
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Quīnque nymphae sunt in rīvō cum deā.

A

Five

600
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Nymphae deam laudant.

A

are praising

601
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Dea in rīvō stat et lavat.

A

and is bathing

602
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Rōma multās tabernās habet.

A

has

603
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Multī virī et multae fēminae tabernās vīsitāre amant.

A

to visit

604
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Multī Rōmānī in tabernīs labōrant.

A

in the shops

605
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Sed est perīculum in viīs Rōmae.

A

of Rome

606
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Ōlim puella ad Forum ambulābat.

A

Once

607
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puella circum Forum tabernās vīsitābat.

A

around the Forum

608
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puella multās statuās et pictūrās in tabernīs spectābat.

A

was looking at

609
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Sed puella multam pecūniam nōn habēbat.

A

much money

610
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Puella the small statuam prope mūrum tabernae spectābat.

A

parvam

611
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Tabernārius benignus puellae statuam dābat.

A

to the girl

612
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Tibi statuam dō, quod tū es puella bona,” tabernārius puellae nūntiābat.

A

I am giving

613
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Dōnum erat parva statua deae Vestae.

A

was

614
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puella erat laeta quod māter deam Vestam amābat.

A

because

615
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puella ad casam ambulābat, sed ūnus vir malus et magnus in viā stābat.

A

one

616
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Dā mihi pecūniam tuam et statuam!” vir clāmābat.

A

Give

617
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Cūr?” rogābat puella.

A

Why

618
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: “Ego pecūniam nōn have,” vir respondēbat.

A

habeō

619
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Sed statua est dōnum,” puella timidē lacrimābat.

A

fearfully

620
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Iūlia, fēmina Rōmāna, sōla in tablīnō stat.

A

stands

621
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Ubi est novus stilus meus?” Iūlia rogat.

A

Where

622
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Estne stilus meus in ātriō?”

A

Is my stylus

623
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: In ātriō nōn est stilus.

A

the stylus

624
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Hodiē ego eram in trīclīniō.”

A

was

625
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Iūlia per vīllam ambulat.

A

through the house

626
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Iūlia trēs lectōs et mēnsam in trīclīniō spectat.

A

three

627
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Sed stilum in trīclīniō nōn tenēbam.”

A

I was not holding

628
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Iūlia ad hortum festīnat quod circumspectāre temptat.

A

to look around

629
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Sed hortus vīllae est magnus.

A

of the house

630
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Iūlia duōs servōs ē culīnā vocat.

A

out of the kitchen

631
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Circumspectāte hortum!” exclāmat.

A

Look around

632
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Vōsne vidētis novum stilum meum in hortō?”

A

Do you see

633
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servī magnum hortum tardē circumspectant.

A

slowly

634
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Quid tenētis?” Iūlia rogat.

A

What

635
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servī dominae parvum stilum dant.

A

to their mistress

636
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Stilus meus nōn est parvus sed magnus et pulcher,” Iūlia lacrimat.

A

but

637
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Nōs stilum tuum nōn vidēmus,” servī respondent.

A

your stylus

638
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Alexandrīa magnum forum habet.

A

has

639
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Multī virī et fēminae forum vīsitant quod hodiē caelum est pulchrum.

A

because

640
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Virī et fēminae ex multīs patriīs veniunt.

A

from many countries

641
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Multās linguās audiunt.

A

They hear

642
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Multī virī Graecī in Forō laetē labōrant.

A

happily

643
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Duo puerī inter virōs ambulant.

A

Two

644
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puerī servōs barbarōs et virōs Rōmānōs vident.

A

Roman men

645
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Ūnus servus ex silvīs Germāniae venit.

A

of Germany

646
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servus Germānicus est īrātus.

A

angry

647
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Dominus semper servum Germānicum pulsābat.

A

used to beat

648
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servus ā dominō ad templum properāre temptat.

A

to hurry

649
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Vacca sacra ante templum stat.

A

in front of the temple

650
Q

Translate the underlined portion from English to Latin: Servus post vaccam the sacred stat, et dominus servum nōn videt.

A

sacram

651
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Sed duo puerī servum vident.

A

boys

652
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Puerī sunt fīliī dominī.

A

are

653
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Duo puerī dominō servum mōnstrant.

A

to the master

654
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Spectā servum! Ex forō properat!” puerī clāmant.

A

Look at

655
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Ego tē moneō. Manē!” dominus servō clāmat.

A

I

656
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Fēmina et fīlia in vīllā habitābant.

A

were living

657
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Fīlia, Helena, semper erat puella bona.

A

was

658
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Fēmina fīliae dōnum dare parābat.

A

to give

659
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Hodiē fēmina cum fīliā et ancillā per viās ambulat.

A

with her daughter and slave girl

660
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Ancilla pecūniam fēminae timidē portat.

A

cautiously

661
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Multās tabernās spectant.

A

They look at

662
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: In fenestrā tabernae sunt parvae statuae.

A

of a shop

663
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Fēmina parvam statuam nōn comparat quod Helena nōn est parva puella.

A

does not buy

664
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: In secundā tabernā sunt multae gemmae.

A

are

665
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Fēmina Helenae gemmās nōn comparat quod Helena nōn est fēmina adulta.

A

the gems

666
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Tabernārius trāns viam stat et fēminam et puellās vocāre temptat.

A

The shopkeeper

667
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Tabernārius clāmat,“Intrāte tabernam meam et spectāte stolās splendidās!”

A

look at

668
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Quis nōs vocat?” fēmina rogat.

A

us

669
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Vidēsne tabernārium trāns viam in tabernā?” ancilla respondet.

A

Do you see

670
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Tabernārius fēminae et puellīs trēs stolās pulchrās dēmōnstrat.

A

three

671
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Helena ūnam stolam amat.

A

loves

672
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Fēmina ancillam vocat et ancilla tabernāriō pecūniam dat.

A

to the shopkeeper

673
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Tabernārius fēminae et fīliae stolam dat.

A

and

674
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Est magna vīlla in Italiā.

A

There is

675
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Vīlla multās statuās habet.

A

many statues

676
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Multī servī in villā labōrant.

A

are working

677
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servī sunt ē variīs locīs.

A

from various places

678
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Septem servī sunt Germānī, decem sunt Aegyptiī, quattuor sunt Graecī.

A

VII

679
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servī Graecī et servī Aegyptiī semper pugnant.

A

always fight

680
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servī magnam cēnam dominō et amīcīs parant.

A

for the master and his friends

681
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Ūnus servus Aegyptius nōn labōrat sed in hortō sedet.

A

One Egyptian slave

682
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Alexander, servus Graecus, servum Aegyptium īrātē accūsat.

A

angrily

683
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Nōs cibum in culīnā parābāmus, sed tū nōn labōrābās.”

A

were preparing

684
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Sedēbāsne tum in hortō?” Alexander clamat.

A

Were you sitting

685
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Alexander servum Aegyptium rogat, “Cūr hodiē nōn labōrās?”

A

Why

686
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Ego togam dominī lavō,” servus Aegyptius respondet.

A

of the master

687
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Ego togam nōn videō. Tū es servus ignāvus,” Alexander monet.

A

You

688
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Tū nōn iam es in Aegyptō! Movē tē! Portā amphorās in culīnam.”

A

Move

689
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Servus Aegyptius magnās amphorās per hortum portāre temptat.

A

to carry

690
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: Alexander post servum Aegyptium ambulat.

A

behind the Egyptian slave

691
Q

Translate the underlined portion from Latin to English: “Vōs Aegyptiī semper erātis servī malī!” Alexander clāmat.

A

were

692
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Gnaeus et Aulus sunt fīliī Claudiae.

A

Gnaeus and Aulus are the sons of Claudia.

693
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Gnaeus et Aulus sunt virī bonī.

A

Gnaeus and Aulus are good men.

694
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Claudia prope Rōmam habitat.

A

Claudia lives near Rome.

695
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Gnaeus in vīllā prope Rōmam habitat.

A

Gnaeus lives in a farmhouse near Rome.

696
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Aulus prope Alexandrīam in Aegyptō habitat.

A

Aulus lives near Alexandria in Egypt.

697
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Claudia fīliōs amat.

A

Claudia loves (her) sons.

698
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Claudia Gnaeum hodiē vīsitat.

A

Claudia is visiting Gnaeus today.

699
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Claudia Aulum nōn vīsitat quod Aulus est in Aegyptō.

A

Claudia is not visiting Aulus because Aulus is in Egypt.

700
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Ubi Gnaeus et Aulus erant puerī, Claudia stolās pulchrās amābat.

A

When Gnaeus and Aulus were boys, Claudia used to love beautiful stolas.

701
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Sed Claudia pecūniam nōn habēbat.

A

But Claudia was not having money.

702
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Amīcī Aulī ex Aegyptō Claudiam vīsitant. Epistulās et pecūniam Claudiae semper dant.

A

Friends of Aulus from Egypt visit Claudia. They always give letters and money to Claudia.

703
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Claudia ad portum ambulat et nautam rogat, “Nāvigāsne ad Aegyptum?”

A

Claudia walks to the port and asks a sailor, “Are you sailing to Egypt?”

704
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Nauta respondet, “Ita vērō, ego ad Aegyptum nāvigō.”

A

The sailor responds, “Yes, I am sailing to Egypt.”

705
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Claudia Gnaeō nārrat, “Ego ad Aegyptum nāvigāre et Aulum vīsitāre parō.”

A

Claudia tells (to) Gnaeus, “I am preparing to sail to Egypt and to visit Aulus.”

706
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Gnaeus monet, “Minimē! Manē in Italiā! Est magnum periculum in Aegyptō!”

A

Gnaeus warns, “No! Stay in Italy! There is great danger in Egypt!”

707
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Claudia rogat, “Quid est perīculum?”

A

Claudia asks, “What is the danger?”

708
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Gnaeus respondet, “Pīrātae cum nautīs Rōmānīs semper īrātē pugnant.”

A

Gnaeus responds, “Pirates are always fighting angrily with Roman sailors.”

709
Q

Translate the following Latin sentence into English: Nunc Claudia nāvigāre timet.

A

Now Claudia is afraid to sail.

710
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-ēs

711
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-e

712
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-“blah”

713
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-ia

714
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-em

715
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-ērum

716
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-ē

717
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-um

718
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-um

719
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-ēs

720
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-e

721
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-ērum

722
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-ēs

723
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-ēs

724
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-ū

725
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-um

726
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-ēbus

727
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-ibus

728
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-ēs

729
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-ibus

730
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-uī

731
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-e

732
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-“blah”

733
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-em

734
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-us

735
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-ibus

736
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-ium

737
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-is

738
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-ium

739
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-ē

740
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-ī

741
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-em

742
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-ium

743
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-a

744
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-ūs

745
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-ibus

746
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-ia

747
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-eī

748
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-e

749
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-ī

750
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-is

751
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-ibus

752
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-em

753
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-is

754
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-ibus

755
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-ibus

756
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-um

757
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-ēs

758
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-um

759
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-“blah”

760
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-ibus

761
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-ēbus

762
Q

Identify the Item in Box F.

A

-ī

763
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-eī

764
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-a

765
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-ibus

766
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-“blah”

767
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-ēs

768
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-em

769
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-uum

770
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-“blah”

771
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-ūs

772
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-ūs

773
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-ī

774
Q

Identify the Item in Box C.

A

-ī

775
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-ī

776
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-is

777
Q

Identify the Item in Box E.

A

-e

778
Q

Identify the Item in Box B.

A

-um

779
Q

Identify the Item in Box D.

A

-ibus

780
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-ūs

781
Q

Identify the Item in Box A.

A

-ēs

WSHS Classics Unit Β (25 decks)

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