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2. Latin to GCSE Sentences Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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servus domini semper laborat

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the master’s slave is always working

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dominus insularum nunc es

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you are now master of the islands

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puellae equum nuntii amant

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the girls like the messenger’s horse

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contra amicos Romae non pugnamus

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we do not fight against the friends of Rome

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ancilla gladios nuntiorum in hortum portat

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the slave-girl is carrying the messengers’ swords into the garden

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We greet the master of the house

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dominum villae salutamus

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The slave-girl always carries the woman’s letters

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ancilla epistulas feminae semper portat

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you are carrying the girls’ money

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pecuniam puellarum portas

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The girl does not greet the slaves of the master

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puella servos domini non salutat

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I am calling the slaves’ master

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dominum servorum voco

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puella cibum feminae dat

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the girl gives the woman food

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servi equum domino nunc parant

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the slaves are now preparing a horse for their master

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ancilla epistulas servo dat

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the slave-girl gives the letters to a slave

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equos nuntiis paramus

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we are preparing horses for the messengers

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feminae cibum deis et deabus dant

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the women give food to the gods and goddesses

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I prepare swords for the messengers

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gladios nuntiis paro

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masters do not prepare food for slaves

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domini cibum servis non parant

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the girl gives the woman a letter

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puella epistulam feminae dat

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you (pl) always give food and money to the goddess

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cibum et pecuniam deae semper datis

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We give the woman’s money to the slaves

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pecuniam feminae servis damus

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est nuntius in villa

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there is a messenger in the house

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puellae feminam gladiis necant

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the girls kill the woman with swords

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amicus ab insula nunc navigat

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a friend is now sailing from the island

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ex horto cum amicis ambulatis

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you (pl) are walking out of the garden with your friends

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servi dominum e villa portant

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the slaves carry the master out of the house

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non sunt villae in insula

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there are no houses on the island

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feminae in hortum cum puellis ambulant

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the women are walking into the garden with the girls

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dominus contra amicum gladio pugnat

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the master is fighting against his friend with a sword

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in horto semper laboras

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you (sg) are always working in the garden

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30
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puella a villa nunc ambulat

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the girl is now walking away from the house

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31
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There are messengers in the garden

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sunt nuntii in horto

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32
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the slaves are preparing food with the slave-girls

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servi cibum cum ancillis parant

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33
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I walk into the garden with my friends

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in hortum cum amicis ambulo

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34
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We sail away from the island with our master

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ab insula cum domino navigamus

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35
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The friends are now walking out of the house

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amici e villa nunc ambulant

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36
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Identify the number and case:
pecunia (two answers)

A
  • nominative singular
  • ablative singular
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37
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Identify the number and case:
amicos

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  • accusative plural
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38
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Identify the number and case:
dei (two answers)

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  • genitive singular
  • nominative plural
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39
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Identify the number and case:
gladiis (two answers)

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  • dative plural
  • ablative plural
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40
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Identify the number and case:
puellarum

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genitive plural

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41
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Identify the number and case:
nuntio (two answers)

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  • dative singular
  • ablative singular
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42
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Identify the number and case:
villae (three answers)

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  • genitive singular
  • dative singular
  • nominative plural
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43
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Identify the number and case:
deam

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accusative singular

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44
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Identify the number and case:
hortorum

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genitive plural

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45
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Identify the number and case:
insulis (two answers)

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  • dative plural
  • ablative plural
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46
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Identify the number and case:
pueri (two possible answers)

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  • genitive singular
  • nominative plural
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47
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Identify the number and case:
librorum

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genitive plural

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48
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Identify the number and case:
puerum

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accusative singular

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49
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Identify the number and case:
agri (two possible answers)

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  • genitive singular
  • nominative plural
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50
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Identify the number and case:
viro (two possible answers)

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  • dative singular
  • ablative singular
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51
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pueri per agros cum nuntiis ambulant

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the boys are walking through the fields with the messengers

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52
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vir est dominus servorum

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the man is the slaves’ master

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53
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femina libros pueris dat

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the woman gives books to the boys

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54
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in agris cum servis semper laboro

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I am always working in the fields with the slaves

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servus gladios virorum in hortum portat

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a slave is carrying the men’s swords into the garden

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56
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There are men in the house

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sunt viri in villa

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57
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The slave-girls are preparing food for the men

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ancillae viris cibum parant

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He is now working in the field with the boys

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in agro cum pueris nunc laborat

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59
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I give the book to my friend

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librum amico do

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We carry the boys’ books into the house

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libros puerorum in villam portamus

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Identify the number and case:
templa (two answers)

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  • nominative plural
  • accusative plural
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62
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Identify the number and case:
vino (two answers)

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  • dative singular
  • ablative singular
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Identify the number and case:
periculorum

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  • genitive plural
64
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Identify the number and case (two answers):
armis

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  • dative plural
  • ablative plural
65
Q

Identify the number and case:
auxilii

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genitive singular

66
Q

vinum in horto est

A

the wine is in the garden

67
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viri arma in villam portant

A

the men are carrying weapons into the house

68
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semper sunt bella in insula

A

there are always wars on the island

69
Q

amici dominum e periculo portant

A

the friends are carrying the master out of danger

70
Q

dona deis damus, sed dei auxilium non dant

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we give gifts to the gods, but the gods do not give help

71
Q

I am walking to the temple of the goddess

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ad templum deae ambulo

72
Q

the slaves are preparing the wine in the garden

A

servi vinum in horto parant

73
Q

the messenger is always giving gifts to the slave-girl

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nuntius dona ancillae semper dat

74
Q

We like the woman’s words

A

verba feminae amamus

75
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The boys are fighting with the weapons

A

pueri armis pugnant

76
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa, then translate:
timet

A
  • timent
  • they are afraid
77
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa, then translate:
videmus

A
  • video
  • I see
78
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa, then translate:
terretis

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  • terres
  • you (sg) frighten
79
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa, then translate:
sedes

A
  • sedetis
  • you (pl) are sitting
80
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa, then translate:
habent

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  • habet
  • he/she/it has
81
Q

pueri in agro cum puellis sedent

A

the boys are sitting in the field with the girls

82
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villam in insula habemus

A

we have a house on the island

83
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ancilla equum domini timet

A

The slave-girl is afraid of the master’s horse

84
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verba domini puerum terrent

A

The master’s words terrify the boy

85
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nuntios de periculo monetis

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You (pl) warn the messengers about the danger

86
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I have the master’s letter

A

epistulam domini habeo

87
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you (pl) do not fear the gods

A

deos non timetis

88
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the messengers’ swords frighten the woman

A

gladii nuntiorum feminam terrent

89
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We are sitting in the house with our friends

A

in villa cum amicis sedemus

90
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You warn the girl about the boy

A

puellam de puero mones

91
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa, then translate:
scribunt

A
  • scribit
  • he/she/it writes
92
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa, then translate:
mittis

A
  • mittitis
  • you (pl) send
93
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa, then translate:
trahimus

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  • traho
  • I drag
94
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa, then translate:
ducitis

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  • ducis
  • you (sg) lead
95
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa, then translate:
legit

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  • legunt
  • they read, they choose
96
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libros de deis semper scribis

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you (sg) are always writing books about the gods

97
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dominus epistulam legit et mittit

A

the master reads and sends the letter

98
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feminae pueros e periculo ducunt

A

the women are leading the boys out of danger

99
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auxilium ad insulam nunc mittimus

A

we are now sending help to the island

100
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viri vinum in taberna bibunt, pueri aquam

A

the men are drinking wine in the inn, the boys water

101
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The slaves are drinking wine in the fields

A

servi in agris vinum bibunt

102
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We send a messenger to the temple

A

nuntium ad templum mittimus

103
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the boys drag the horse out of the garden

A

pueri equum ex horto trahunt

104
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I am reading the girl’s letter now

A

epistulam puellae nunc lego

105
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The master sees the weapons and chooses a sword

A

dominus arma videt et gladium legit

106
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa:
invenis

A
  • invenitis
  • you (pl) find
107
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa:
audit

A
  • audiunt
  • they hear
108
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa:
custodimus

A
  • custodio
  • I guard
109
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa:
puniunt

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  • punit
  • he/she/it punishes
110
Q

Change from singular to plural or vice versa:
venitis

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  • venis
  • you (sg) come
111
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nuntius puerum in horto invenit

A

the messenger finds the boy in the garden

112
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dei Romam nunc puniunt

A

the gods are now punishing Rome

113
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verba deorum audimus

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we are listening to the gods’ words

114
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viri et feminae insulam armis custodiunt

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Men and women are guarding the island with weapons

115
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puella in villam venit. epistulam portat

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A girl is coming into the house. She is carrying a letter

116
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the girls are sleeping in the temple

A

puellae in templo dormiunt

117
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the boys are not listening to the slave

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pueri servum non audiunt

118
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the master comes into the house with the slave-girls

A

dominus in villam cum ancillis venit

119
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we guard Rome with swords

A

Romam gladiis custodimus

120
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On the island the messenger finds a house

A

in insula nuntius villam invenit

121
Q

Give the infinitive of:
habeo

A

habere

122
Q

Give the infinitive of:
voco

A

vocare

123
Q

Give the infinitive of:
bibo

A

bibere

124
Q

Give the infinitive of:
punio

A

punire

125
Q

Give the infinitive of:
saluto

A

salutare

126
Q

Give the infinitive of:
mitto

A

mittere

127
Q

Give the infinitive of:
invenio

A

invenire

128
Q

Give the infinitive of:
terreo

A

terrere

129
Q

Give the infinitive of:
duco

A

ducere

130
Q

Give the infinitive of:
clamo

A

clamare

131
Q

feminae ancillas in hortum venire iubent

A

the women order the slave-girls to come into the garden

132
Q

nuntii ad insulam navigare timent

A

the messengers are afraid to sail to the island

133
Q

in horto cum amicis sedere amamus

A

we like to sit in the garden with our friends

134
Q

dominus servos cibum parare iubet

A

the master orders his slaves to prepare food

135
Q

libros legere et epistulas scribere amo

A

I like to read books and to write letters

136
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the slaves like to drink wine

A

servi vinum bibere amant

137
Q

the girl is afraid to walk into the temple

A

puella in templum ambulare timet

138
Q

I order the slave-girl to guard the money

A

ancillam pecuniam custodire iubeo

139
Q

you (pl) like to walk through the fields

A

per agros ambulare amatis

140
Q

We order the boys to carry the gift into the house

A

pueros donum in villam portare iubemus

141
Q

dominus amicos Romam venire iubet

A

the master orders his friends to come to Rome

142
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villam Romae habemus

A

we have a house in Rome

143
Q

nuntii Roma ad insulas veniunt

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the messengers are coming from Rome to the islands

144
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dei amicos Romae semper custodiunt

A

the gods always guard the friends of Rome

145
Q

Romae in taberna cum amicis sedere amo

A

In Rome, I like to sit in the inn with my friends

146
Q

We are now sailing to Rome

A

Romam nunc navigamus

147
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I do not have a house in Rome

A

villam Romae non habeo

148
Q

the gods are friends of Rome

A

dei amici Romae sunt

149
Q

The horse carries the messenger away from Rome

A

equus nuntium a Roma portat

150
Q

The master orders the slave to carry the letter to Rome

A

dominus servum epistulam Romam portare iubet

151
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contra Romam decem annos pugnamus

A

We fight against Rome for ten years

152
Q

puer quinque horas in agro dormit

A

the boy sleeps for five hours in the field

153
Q

femina quinque epistulas Romam mittit

A

the woman is sending five letters to Rome

154
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amici vinum in taberna per decem horas bibunt

A

the friends drink wine in the inn for ten whole hours

155
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dominus Romae quinque annos laborat

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the master works in Rome for five years

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