LNM Ch 8 Ex 4

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LNM Ch 8 Ex 4

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Exercise 4
Change each sentence by putting the noun in parentheses into the ablative case, keeping the same number. 
A preposition may or may not be needed. 
Translate the sentence and identify the type of ablative in each sentence. 
The Reading Vocabulary may be consulted.
Example: Graecī servantur. (dux)
Graecī ā duce servantur.  ablative of agent  The Greeks are being saved by the general.

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Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Praemium meum exspectō. (gaudium)

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Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Multōs miserōs senēs vidēre possum. (oculī meī)

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Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Nautae fābulam nārrant. (lacrimae multae)

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Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Persās exspectāre possumus. (fortitūdō)

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Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Animus māgnus nōn vincitur. (tenebrae)

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Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Iūstī hominēs līberārī dēbent. (vincula)

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Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Ad castra ambulāmus. (casa)

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Exercise 4
Change each sentence by putting the noun in parentheses into the ablative case, keeping the same number. 
A preposition may or may not be needed. 
Translate the sentence and identify the type of ablative in each sentence. 
The Reading Vocabulary may be consulted.
Example: Graecī servantur. (dux)
Graecī ā duce servantur.  ablative of agent  The Greeks are being saved by the general.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Praemium meum exspectō. (gaudium)

Translate the following sentence:
Praemium meum cum gaudiō exspectō.

joy
my
I await
with
reward

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Praemium meum cum gaudiō exspectō.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Multōs miserōs senēs vidēre possum. (oculī meī)

Translate the following sentence:
Multōs miserōs senēs oculīs meīs vidēre possum.

I can
with
see
many
old men
eyes
my
wretched

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Multōs miserōs senēs oculīs meīs vidēre possum.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Nautae fābulam nārrant. (lacrimae multae)

Translate the following sentence:
Nautae fābulam lacrimīs multīs nārrant.

tears
with
the story
The sailors
tell
many

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Nautae fābulam lacrimīs multīs nārrant.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Persās exspectāre possumus. (fortitūdō)

Translate the following sentence:
Persās cum fortitūdine exspectāre possumus.

wait
with
for the Persians
We can
courage

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Persās cum fortitūdine exspectāre possumus.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Animus māgnus nōn vincitur. (tenebrae)

Translate the following sentence:
Animus māgnus tenebrīs nōn vincitur.

A great
mind
is
not
conquered
by shadows

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Animus māgnus tenebrīs nōn vincitur.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Iūstī hominēs līberārī dēbent. (vincula)

Translate the following sentence:
Iūstī hominēs vinculīs līberārī dēbent.

to be freed
Just
men
from chains
ought

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Iūstī hominēs vinculīs līberārī dēbent.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Ad castra ambulāmus. (casa)

Translate the following sentence:
Ad castra ā casā ambulāmus.

We walk
the camp
to
the house
from

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Ad castra ā casā ambulāmus.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Translate the following sentence:
Praemium meum cum gaudiō exspectō.

joy

my

I await 

with

reward

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Praemium meum cum gaudiō exspectō.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Translate the following sentence:
Multōs miserōs senēs oculīs meīs vidēre possum.

I can

with

see

many

old men

eyes

my

wretched

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Multōs miserōs senēs oculīs meīs vidēre possum.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Translate the following sentence:
Nautae fābulam lacrimīs multīs nārrant.

tears

with

the story

The sailors

tell

many

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Nautae fābulam lacrimīs multīs nārrant.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Translate the following sentence:
Persās cum fortitūdine exspectāre possumus.

wait

with

for the Persians

We can

courage

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Persās cum fortitūdine exspectāre possumus.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Translate the following sentence:
Animus māgnus tenebrīs nōn vincitur.

A great

mind

is

not

conquered

by shadows

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Animus māgnus tenebrīs nōn vincitur.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Translate the following sentence:
Iūstī hominēs vinculīs līberārī dēbent.

to be freed

Just

men

from chains

ought

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Iūstī hominēs vinculīs līberārī dēbent.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

Translate the following sentence:
Ad castra ā casā ambulāmus.

We walk

the camp

to

the house

from

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Ad castra ā casā ambulāmus.

ablative of manner

ablative of instrument (means)

ablative of separation

ablative of place from which

LNM Ch 8 Ex 4

LNM Ch 8 Ex 4

Exercise 4

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Praemium meum exspectō. (gaudium)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Multōs miserōs senēs vidēre possum. (oculī meī)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Nautae fābulam nārrant. (lacrimae multae)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Persās exspectāre possumus. (fortitūdō)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Animus māgnus nōn vincitur. (tenebrae)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Iūstī hominēs līberārī dēbent. (vincula)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Ad castra ambulāmus. (casa)

Exercise 4

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Praemium meum exspectō. (gaudium)

Translate the following sentence:Praemium meum cum gaudiō exspectō.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:Praemium meum cum gaudiō exspectō.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Multōs miserōs senēs vidēre possum. (oculī meī)

Translate the following sentence:Multōs miserōs senēs oculīs meīs vidēre possum.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:Multōs miserōs senēs oculīs meīs vidēre possum.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Nautae fābulam nārrant. (lacrimae multae)

Translate the following sentence:Nautae fābulam lacrimīs multīs nārrant.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:Nautae fābulam lacrimīs multīs nārrant.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Persās exspectāre possumus. (fortitūdō)

Translate the following sentence:Persās cum fortitūdine exspectāre possumus.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:Persās cum fortitūdine exspectāre possumus.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Animus māgnus nōn vincitur. (tenebrae)

Translate the following sentence:Animus māgnus tenebrīs nōn vincitur.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:Animus māgnus tenebrīs nōn vincitur.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Iūstī hominēs līberārī dēbent. (vincula)

Translate the following sentence:Iūstī hominēs vinculīs līberārī dēbent.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:Iūstī hominēs vinculīs līberārī dēbent.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence. Ad castra ambulāmus. (casa)

Translate the following sentence:Ad castra ā casā ambulāmus.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:Ad castra ā casā ambulāmus.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Praemium meum exspectō. (gaudium)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Multōs miserōs senēs vidēre possum. (oculī meī)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Nautae fābulam nārrant. (lacrimae multae)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Persās exspectāre possumus. (fortitūdō)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Animus māgnus nōn vincitur. (tenebrae)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Iūstī hominēs līberārī dēbent. (vincula)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Ad castra ambulāmus. (casa)

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Praemium meum exspectō. (gaudium)

Translate the following sentence:
Praemium meum cum gaudiō exspectō.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Praemium meum cum gaudiō exspectō.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Multōs miserōs senēs vidēre possum. (oculī meī)

Translate the following sentence:
Multōs miserōs senēs oculīs meīs vidēre possum.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Multōs miserōs senēs oculīs meīs vidēre possum.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Nautae fābulam nārrant. (lacrimae multae)

Translate the following sentence:
Nautae fābulam lacrimīs multīs nārrant.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Nautae fābulam lacrimīs multīs nārrant.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Persās exspectāre possumus. (fortitūdō)

Translate the following sentence:
Persās cum fortitūdine exspectāre possumus.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Persās cum fortitūdine exspectāre possumus.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Animus māgnus nōn vincitur. (tenebrae)

Translate the following sentence:
Animus māgnus tenebrīs nōn vincitur.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Animus māgnus tenebrīs nōn vincitur.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Iūstī hominēs līberārī dēbent. (vincula)

Translate the following sentence:
Iūstī hominēs vinculīs līberārī dēbent.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Iūstī hominēs vinculīs līberārī dēbent.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Ad castra ambulāmus. (casa)

Translate the following sentence:
Ad castra ā casā ambulāmus.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Ad castra ā casā ambulāmus.