Change the following active sentences into the passive by using the ablative of agent. Translate the changed sentence.
Example: Fābricius virō praemium nōn dat. (Fābricius, Fābriciī, m.)
Virō praemium ā Fābriciō nōn datur. A reward is not being given to the man by Fabricius.
Change this into a passive sentence:
Vir Rōmānus epistulam Terentiae nunc tenet. (Terentia, Terentiae, f.)
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by
is being held
the Roman man
the letter
now
of Terentia
Change this into a passive sentence:
Fābricius virōs armātōs vocat.
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by
Fabricius
are being called
armed
men
Change this into a passive sentence:
Virī malī mala cōnsilia parant.
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bad plans
are being prepared
by
bad men
Change this into a passive sentence:
Puerī memoriam firmant.
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the memory
by
the boys
is being strengthened
Change this into a passive sentence:
Virī praeclārī patriae auxilium dant.
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help
is being given
the homeland
by
to
the
distinguished men
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Virī iūstī patriam cūrant.
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the homeland
by
the just men
is being cared for
Translate the verbs in parentheses and change the present tense verb to a complementary infinitive.
Translate the changed sentence.
Example: Agrum amīcīs damus. (we can)
Agrum amīcīs dare possumus. We can give the field to (our) friends.
Propter memoriam multa exempla servantur. (they can)
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many
preserved
of memory
can be
examples
because
Exempla animum firmant. (they are accustomed)
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are accustomed
Examples
the spirit
to strengthen
Praemium virō nōn datis. (you [plural] ought)
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to
you
the reward
to give
the man
ought not
Epistulās Terentiae exspectō. (I am accustomed)
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Terentia
I
am accustomed
of
the letters
to await
Poētae praeclārī sumus. (we can)
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poets
can be
we
outstanding
Puerōs docent. (they are accustomed)
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are accustomed
the boys
to teach
they
manent
vocant
videō
sunt
firmātur
cūrō
tenētur
dantur
iacent
servātur
Transitive verbs
Intransitive verbs