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21. Latin to GCSE Chapter 7 from 7.17 Flashcards

1
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laudamur

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We are praised

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traditur

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He/she/it is handed over

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custodiuntur

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They are guarded

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teneris

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you (sg) are held

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salutamini

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you (pl) are greeted

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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
punit

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  • punitur
  • he is punished
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
amamus

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  • amamur
  • we are loved
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
duco

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  • ducor
  • I am led
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
iubetis

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  • iubemini
  • you (pl) are ordered
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
mittunt

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  • mittuntur
  • They are sent
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nova villa iam aedificatur

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A new house is now being built

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nos Romani numquam ab hostibus vincimur

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We Romans are never conquered by the enemy

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clamores puerorum saepe in via audiuntur

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The shouts of the boys are often heard in the street

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a domino vocaris, serve

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You are being called by the master, slave

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illa verba Romae numquam dicuntur

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Those words are never spoken in Rome

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rex ab uxore gladio necatur

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The king is being killed by his wife with a sword

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verba deorum non semper intelleguntur

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The words of the gods are not always understood

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vinum in hac taberna venditur

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Wine is sold in this shop

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porta nunc fortiter a militibus custoditur

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The gate is now being guarded bravely by the soldiers

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num a patre punimini, pueri?

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Surely you are not being punished by your father, boys?

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We are greeted in the street

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in via salutamur

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The food is being eaten by these boys

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cibus ab his pueris consumitur

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The letter is at last being written

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epistula tandem scribitur

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You are being watched by the senator, citizens

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spectamini a senatore, cives

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The door is being attacked with a sword

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ianua gladio oppugnatur

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puniebar

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I was being punished

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salutabatur

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He was being greeted

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defendebamini

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You (pl) were being defended

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spectabantur

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They were being watched

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movebamur

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We were being moved

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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
videbas

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  • videbaris
  • you were being seen
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
ducebamus

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  • ducebamur
  • We were being led
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
vocabat

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  • vocabatur
  • He was being called
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
custodiebatis

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  • custodiebamini
  • you (pl) were being guarded
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
mittebam

A
  • mittebar
  • I was being sent
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36
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urbs decem annos oppugnabatur

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The city was being attacked for ten years

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37
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aqua a puellis bibebatur

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Water was being drunk by the girls

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pecunia in templo custodiebatur

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The money was being guarded in the temple

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ego a sene de periculo fluminis monebar

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I was being warned by the old man about the danger of the river

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liber diu scribebatur

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The book was being written for a long time

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nonne in periculum ducebamini, milites?

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Surely you were being led into danger, soldiers?

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urbs a civibus armis defendebatur

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The city was being defended by the citizens with arms

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cena mea diu parabatur

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My dinner was being prepared for a long time

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a turba spectabamur

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We were being watched by the crowd

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ille liber saepe legebatur

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That book was often read

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46
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Many words were being written

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multa verba scribebantur

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The wall was being destroyed by the boys

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murus a pueris delebatur

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48
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We were being praised for a long time

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diu laudabamur

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Shouts were often heard in the forum

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clamores in foro saepe audiebantur

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Why were you being attacked with a sword, master?

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cur gladio oppugnabaris, domine?

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salutabor

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I shall be greeted

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52
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custodientur

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They will be guarded

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defendemur

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We shall be defended

54
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iubeberis

A

You (sg) will be ordered

55
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accipiemini

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You (pl) will be received

56
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
vocabo

A
  • vocabor
  • I shall be called
57
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
laudabimus

A
  • laudabimur
  • We shall be praised
58
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
inveniet

A
  • invenietur
  • He will be found
59
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
spectabis

A
  • spectaberis
  • you will be watched
60
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Convert from active to passive, keeping the same person and number, then translate:
mittetis

A
  • mittemini
  • You will be sent
61
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cibus noster mox parabitur

A

Our food will soon be prepared

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omnes laudabimini, puellae

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You will all be praised, girls

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nonne portae a militibus custodientur?

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Surely the gates will be guarded by the soldiers?

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haec villa mox vendetur

A

This house will soon be sold

65
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ego in silva numquam inveniar

A

I shall never be found in the wood

66
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haec templa novo modo aedificabuntur

A

These temples will be built in a new way

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num a domino audiemur?

A

Surely we shan’t be heard by the master?

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rex hoc gladio necabitur

A

The king will be killed with this sword

69
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quando liberaberis, serve?

A

When will you be freed, slave?

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vinum cras bibetur

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Wine will be drunk tomorrow

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All the food will soon be eaten

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omnis cibus mox consumetur

72
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The horse will be led into the garden by the slave

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equus a servo in hortum ducetur

73
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That boy will be punished tomorrow

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ille puer cras punietur

74
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Surely we shall not be captured by the enemy?

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num ab hostibus capiemur?

75
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These words will soon be understood

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haec verba mox intellegentur

76
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Give the following form:
running (m/f/n nom sg)

A

currens

77
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Give the following form:
shouting (m/f nom pl)

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clamantes

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Give the following form:
waiting (m/f/n abl pl)

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exspectantibus

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Give the following form:
guarding (m/f acc sg)

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custodientem

80
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Give the following form:
going (m/f/n gen sg)

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euntis

81
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servos fugientes vidi

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I saw the slaves fleeing

82
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puer ridens villam intravit

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The boy went into the house laughing

83
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in silva ambulans pecuniam inveni quam olim celaveram

A

While I was walking in the wood I found the money I had once hidden

84
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quid de milite fugienti audivisti?

A

What did you hear about the soldier who was running away?

85
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senes in taberna sedentes conspeximus

A

We caught sight of the old men sitting in the tavern

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cibum ancillae laboranti dabo

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I shall give food to the slave-girl who is working

87
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clamor pugnantium diu audiebatur

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The noise of those who were fighting was heard for a long time

88
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puellam epistulam scribentem videre poteram

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I could see the girl writing a letter

89
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servi fugientes punientur

A

The slaves who are running away will be punished

90
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num custodes dormientes invenistis, cives?

A

Surely you didn’t find the guards sleeping, citizens?

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(using present participles) We saw the woman sitting in the garden

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feminam in horto sedentem vidimus

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(using present participles) While eating dinner I heard a shout

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cenam consumens clamorem audivi

93
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(using present participles) Laughing, the friends departed from the forum

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amici ridentes e foro discesserunt

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(using present participles) The woman gave money to the girl who was crying

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femina pecuniam puellae lacrimanti dedit

95
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The running horses were being watched by the crowd

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equi currentes a turba spectabantur

96
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having been warned (f nom pl)

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monitae

97
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having been taken (m/n gen pl)

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captorum

98
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having been dragged (n nom/acc pl)

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tracta

99
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having been greeted (m nom sg)

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salutatus

100
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having been guarded (m acc pl)

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custoditos

101
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nuntius diu exspectatus tandem advenit

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The messenger who had been expected for a long time arrived at last

102
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cenam ab ancilla paratam consumpsimus

A

We ate the meal that had been prepared by the slave-girl

103
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uxor militis necati miserrima erat

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The wife of the soldier who had been killed was very sad

104
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de verbis ibi auditis nihil dicere constitui

A

I decided to say nothing about the words that had been heard there

105
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regem gladio necatum vidimus

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We saw the king who had been killed with a sword

106
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pecuniam olim a fratre celatam inveni

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I found the money that had once been hidden by my brother

107
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servus paucas horas custoditus effugit

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After he had been guarded for a few hours the slave escaped

108
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puellae vocatae cibum dedi

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I gave food to the girl who had been called

109
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servi liberati laetissimi erant

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The slaves were very happy because they had been freed

110
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templa a Romanis aedificata semper manebunt

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The temples built by the Romans will always remain

111
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(using perfect passive participles) The ship which had been carried into the sea was heavy

A

navis in mare portata gravis erat

112
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(using perfect passive participles) Because they had been warned by the old man, the citizens stayed in the forum

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cives a sene moniti in foro manebant

113
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(using perfect passive participles) After they had been punished, the slaves decided to run away

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servi puniti fugere constituerunt

114
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(using perfect passive participles) We found the book which had been hidden in the temple

A

librum in templo celatum invenimus

115
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(using perfect passive participles) The gate once attacked by the enemy was being guarded well

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porta olim ab hostibus oppugnata bene custodiebatur

116
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pecuniam in via inventam habeo

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I have the money that was found in the street

117
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cives fugere iussi iter sine periculo fecerunt

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The citizens who had been ordered to flee made the journey without danger

118
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cibum in horto relictum consumpsimus

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We ate the food that had been left in the garden

119
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hostes urbem captam incenderunt

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The enemy set fire to the captured city

120
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equum heri visum emere constitui

A

I decided to buy the horse that had been seen yesterday

121
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cuius erat liber in aquam iactus?

A

Whose was the book that was thrown into the water?

122
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uxor epistulam a sene scriptam legere non poterat

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His wife was unable to read the letter written by the old man

123
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templum deletum miseri vidimus

A

We were sad because we saw the temple that had been destroyed

124
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amicum conspectum salutavi

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I greeted the friend whom I had caught sight of

125
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gladium a te motum invenire non potui

A

I could not find the sword that you had moved

126
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(using perfect passive participles) I was looking for the letter which had been sent by my brother

A

epistulam a fratre missam petebam

127
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(using perfect passive participles) The city conquered by the enemy will be destroyed

A

urbs ab hostibus victa delebitur

128
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(using perfect passive participles) I received the money after it had been found in the forum

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pecuniam in foro inventam accepi

129
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(using perfect passive participles) Because he had been seen in the street, the slave was terrified

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servus in via visus perterritus erat

130
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(using perfect passive participles) The horse which had been led into the forum frightened the children

A

equus in forum ductus liberos terruit

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