LNM1 Ch 11 Exercise 4: The Imperfect Tense - Michael Garcia | Library

EXERCISE 4
Change the verbs in the following passage to the imperfect tense, keeping the same person, number, and voice. Translate the changed passage.

Example: Domī maneō.
Domī manēbam. I stayed at home. or I was staying at home. or I used to stay at home.

Aenēās et Dīdō in silvā ambulant.

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Change the verb/s to the imperfect tense, keeping the same person, number, and voice. Write out the whole sentence.

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Translate the changed sentence.

Aenēās sē ā Dīdōne amārī et sē quoque Dīdōnem amāre intellegit.

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Change the verb/s to the imperfect tense, keeping the same person, number, and voice. Write out the whole sentence.

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Translate the changed sentence.

Sed tempestās ab Aenēā et Dīdōne timētur.

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Change the verb/s to the imperfect tense, keeping the same person, number, and voice. Write out the whole sentence.

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Translate the changed sentence.

In spēluncā manent.

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Change the verb/s to the imperfect tense, keeping the same person, number, and voice. Write out the whole sentence.

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Translate the changed sentence.

In spēluncā autem nōn timōrem sed gaudium sentiunt.

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Change the verb/s to the imperfect tense, keeping the same person, number, and voice. Write out the whole sentence.

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Translate the changed sentence.

Nam dē amōre cōgitant.

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Change the verb/s to the imperfect tense, keeping the same person, number, and voice. Write out the whole sentence.

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Translate the changed sentence.

Posteā saepe ūnā esse solent.

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Change the verb/s to the imperfect tense, keeping the same person, number, and voice. Write out the whole sentence.

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