ER 16 English to Latin Sentences

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15 questions
2

Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The energetic boy wants to play on the long journey.

VOCABULARY:
  • puer, puerī, m.: boy
  • strēnuus, strēnua, strēnuum: energetic

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Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The energetic boy wants to play on the long journey.

VOCABULARY:
  • volō, velle: to want, wish; NOTE: This verb is irregular; see p. 128 to find the correct form
  • lūdō, lūdere: to play

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Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The energetic boy wants to play on the long journey.

VOCABULARY:
  • in (+ abl.): in, on
  • longus, longa, longum: long
  • iter, itineris, n.: journey

2

Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The tired travelers were staying in the large country-house of a very dear friend.
VOCABULARY:
  • defessus, -a, -um: tired
  • viātor, viātōris, m.: traveller

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Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The tired travelers were staying in the large country-house of a very dear friend.

VOCABULARY:
  • maneō, manēre: to stay

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Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The tired travelers were staying in the large country-house of a very dear friend.

VOCABULARY:
  • magnus, magna, magnum: large
  • vīlla, vīllae, f.: country-house

2

Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The tired travelers were staying in the large country-house of a very dear friend.

VOCABULARY:
  • carissimus, carissima, carissimum: very dear
  • hospes, hospitis, m.: friend

2

Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The large trunks of the tired mothers remain with the busy innkeeper.

VOCABULARY:
  • magnus, magna, magnum: large
  • cista, cistae, f.: trunk

2

Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The large trunks of the tired mothers remain with the busy innkeeper.

VOCABULARY:
  • dēfessus, dēfessa, dēfessum: tired
  • mater, matris, f.: mother

2

Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The large trunks of the tired mothers remain with the busy innkeeper.

VOCABULARY:
  • maneō, manēre: to remain, stay

2

Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The large trunks of the tired mothers remain with the busy innkeeper.

VOCABULARY:
  • occupātus, occupāta, occupātum: busy
  • caupō, caupōnis, m.: innkeeper

2

Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The tired guests were carrying the large trunks with great difficult.

VOCABULARY:
  • dēfessus, dēfessa, -dēfessum: tired
  • hospes, hospitis, m.: guest

2

Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The tired guests were carrying the large trunks with great difficulty.

VOCABULARY:
  • portō, portāre: to carry

2

Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.
The tired guests were carrying the large trunks with great difficulty.
VOCABULARY:
  • magnus, magna, magnum: large, great
  • cista, cistae, f.: trunk

2

Write the part of the sentence that is in bold. For nouns, take care to use the correct CASE and NUMBER based on context.

The tired guests were carrying the large trunks with great difficulty.

VOCABULARY:
  • magnus, magna, magnum: large, great
  • difficultās, difficultātis, f.: difficulty