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Latin Ecce Romani
Question 1
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Illustrate: iter, itineris (n)- journey, trip
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Question 2
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Question 3
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Illustrate: urbs, urbis (f)- city
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Question 4
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Question 5
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canis, canis (m/f)- dog
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Question 6
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Question 7
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Illustrate: nox, noctis (f)- night
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Question 8
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Question 9
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Illustrate: dormio, dormire, dormivi- to sleep
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Question 11
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Question 14
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Question 15
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Illustrate the following sentnece: Amicae in horto ambulat. (amica, amicae- friend hortus, horti- garden ambulo, ambulare- to walk)
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Pueri iter faciebant.
The boys were making a journey. (were traveling)
The boys made a journey. (traveled)
The boys make a journey. (travel)
Urbem video.
I saw the city.
I see the city.
I used to see the city.
Canis in piscinam cecidit. (cado, cadere, cecidi- to fall)
The dog falls into the fishpond.
The dog fell into the fishpond.
The dog was falling into the fishpond.
Nocte puellae in agris currebant.
At night the girls did run in the fields.
At night the girls are running in the fields.
At night the girls were running in the fields.
Dormivi. is translated correctly as "I slept".
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False
Duco, ducere, duxi- to lead Ducebas is correctly translated as "you are sleeping"
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False
curro, currere, cucurri- to run is cucurrimus is correctly translated as we were running
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False
Rogo, rogare, rogavi- to ask "rogatis" is translated
you (plural) ask
you (plural) asked
you (plurall) were asking
Mater filiam portavit.
The mother carrys her daughter.
The mother was carrying her daughter.
The mother carried her daughter.