ER 24 Ex. 24e #1-5 English to Latin (p. 219)

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys had already thrown the stick.
vocabulary help:
puer, puerī, m.: boy

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys had already thrown the stick.
vocabulary help:
iaciō, iacere, iēcī, iactus: to throw
iam (adv.): now, already

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys had already thrown the stick.
vocabulary help:
baculum, baculī, n.: stick

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.
vocabulary help:
adveniō, advenīre, advēnī, adventus: to arrive

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.
vocabulary help:
ad (+ acc.): to, toward, at
Porta Capēna, Portae Capēnae, f.: the Porta Capena

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
equus, equī, m.: horse

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
nōn iam: not yet
extrahō, extrahere, extraxī, extractus: to drag (out)

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
raeda, raedae, f.: carriage

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
ē / ex (+ abl.): out of
fossa, fossae, f.: ditch

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you [pl.] will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
nisi (conj.): if . . . not, unless
moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtus: to move

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
alter, altera, alterum: another
lectus, lectī, m.: bed

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
in (+ abl.): in, on; (+ acc.): into, onto
cubiculum, cubiculī, n.: bedroom

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
nōlō, nōlle, nōluī: to want, be willing [NOTE: This verb is irregular; see p. 272 for all its forms]

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
hīc (adv.): here
dormiō, dormīre, dormīvī, dormītus: to sleep

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
crās (adv.): tomorrow
Sextus, Sextī, m.: Sextus

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
cum (conj.): when
surgō, surgere, surrēxī, surrēctūrus: to get up

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītus: to hear

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
strepitus, strepitūs, m.: noise; NOTE: This noun is 4th declension! Check out the chart on p. 228 to find the correct form.

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Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
plaustrum, plaustrī, n.: wagon

ER 24 Ex. 24e #1-5 English to Latin (p. 219)

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys had already thrown the stick.vocabulary help:puer, puerī, m.: boy

The boys had already thrown the stick.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys had already thrown the stick.vocabulary help:iaciō, iacere, iēcī, iactus: to throwiam (adv.): now, already

The boys had already thrown the stick.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys had already thrown the stick.vocabulary help:baculum, baculī, n.: stick

The boys had already thrown the stick.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.vocabulary help:adveniō, advenīre, advēnī, adventus: to arrive

We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.vocabulary help:ad (+ acc.): to, toward, atPorta Capēna, Portae Capēnae, f.: the Porta Capena

We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.vocabulary help:equus, equī, m.: horse

The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.vocabulary help:nōn iam: not yetextrahō, extrahere, extraxī, extractus: to drag (out)

The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.vocabulary help:raeda, raedae, f.: carriage

The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.vocabulary help:ē / ex (+ abl.): out offossa, fossae, f.: ditch

The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Unless you [pl.] will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.vocabulary help:nisi (conj.): if . . . not, unlessmoveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtus: to move

Unless you [pl.] will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.vocabulary help:alter, altera, alterum: anotherlectus, lectī, m.: bed

Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.vocabulary help:in (+ abl.): in, on; (+ acc.): into, ontocubiculum, cubiculī, n.: bedroom

Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.vocabulary help:nōlō, nōlle, nōluī: to want, be willing [NOTE: This verb is irregular; see p. 272 for all its forms]

Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.vocabulary help:hīc (adv.): heredormiō, dormīre, dormīvī, dormītus: to sleep

Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.vocabulary help:crās (adv.): tomorrowSextus, Sextī, m.: Sextus

Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.vocabulary help:cum (conj.): whensurgō, surgere, surrēxī, surrēctūrus: to get up

Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.vocabulary help:audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītus: to hear

Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.vocabulary help:strepitus, strepitūs, m.: noise; NOTE: This noun is 4th declension! Check out the chart on p. 228 to find the correct form.

Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.vocabulary help:plaustrum, plaustrī, n.: wagon

Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys had already thrown the stick.vocabulary help:puer, puerī, m.: boy

The boys had already thrown the stick.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys had already thrown the stick.vocabulary help:iaciō, iacere, iēcī, iactus: to throwiam (adv.): now, already

The boys had already thrown the stick.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys had already thrown the stick.vocabulary help:baculum, baculī, n.: stick

The boys had already thrown the stick.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.vocabulary help:adveniō, advenīre, advēnī, adventus: to arrive

We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.vocabulary help:ad (+ acc.): to, toward, atPorta Capēna, Portae Capēnae, f.: the Porta Capena

We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.vocabulary help:equus, equī, m.: horse

The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.vocabulary help:nōn iam: not yetextrahō, extrahere, extraxī, extractus: to drag (out)

The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.vocabulary help:raeda, raedae, f.: carriage

The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.vocabulary help:ē / ex (+ abl.): out offossa, fossae, f.: ditch

The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Unless you [pl.] will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.vocabulary help:nisi (conj.): if . . . not, unlessmoveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtus: to move

Unless you [pl.] will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.vocabulary help:alter, altera, alterum: anotherlectus, lectī, m.: bed

Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.vocabulary help:in (+ abl.): in, on; (+ acc.): into, ontocubiculum, cubiculī, n.: bedroom

Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.vocabulary help:nōlō, nōlle, nōluī: to want, be willing [NOTE: This verb is irregular; see p. 272 for all its forms]

Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.vocabulary help:hīc (adv.): heredormiō, dormīre, dormīvī, dormītus: to sleep

Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.vocabulary help:crās (adv.): tomorrowSextus, Sextī, m.: Sextus

Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.vocabulary help:cum (conj.): whensurgō, surgere, surrēxī, surrēctūrus: to get up

Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.vocabulary help:audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītus: to hear

Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.vocabulary help:strepitus, strepitūs, m.: noise; NOTE: This noun is 4th declension! Check out the chart on p. 228 to find the correct form.

Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.vocabulary help:plaustrum, plaustrī, n.: wagon

Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys had already thrown the stick.
vocabulary help:
puer, puerī, m.: boy

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys had already thrown the stick.
vocabulary help:
iaciō, iacere, iēcī, iactus: to throw
iam (adv.): now, already

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys had already thrown the stick.
vocabulary help:
baculum, baculī, n.: stick

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.
vocabulary help:
adveniō, advenīre, advēnī, adventus: to arrive

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.
vocabulary help:
ad (+ acc.): to, toward, at
Porta Capēna, Portae Capēnae, f.: the Porta Capena

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
equus, equī, m.: horse

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
nōn iam: not yet
extrahō, extrahere, extraxī, extractus: to drag (out)

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
raeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
ē / ex (+ abl.): out of
fossa, fossae, f.: ditch

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you [pl.] will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
nisi (conj.): if . . . not, unless
moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtus: to move

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
alter, altera, alterum: another
lectus, lectī, m.: bed

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
in (+ abl.): in, on; (+ acc.): into, onto
cubiculum, cubiculī, n.: bedroom

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
nōlō, nōlle, nōluī: to want, be willing [NOTE: This verb is irregular; see p. 272 for all its forms]

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
hīc (adv.): here
dormiō, dormīre, dormīvī, dormītus: to sleep

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
crās (adv.): tomorrow
Sextus, Sextī, m.: Sextus

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
cum (conj.): when
surgō, surgere, surrēxī, surrēctūrus: to get up

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītus: to hear

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
strepitus, strepitūs, m.: noise; NOTE: This noun is 4th declension! Check out the chart on p. 228 to find the correct form.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
plaustrum, plaustrī, n.: wagon

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys had already thrown the stick.
vocabulary help:
puer, puerī, m.: boy

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys had already thrown the stick.
vocabulary help:
iaciō, iacere, iēcī, iactus: to throw
iam (adv.): now, already

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys had already thrown the stick.
vocabulary help:
baculum, baculī, n.: stick

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.
vocabulary help:
adveniō, advenīre, advēnī, adventus: to arrive

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
We had already arrived at the Porta Capena.
vocabulary help:
ad (+ acc.): to, toward, at
Porta Capēna, Portae Capēnae, f.: the Porta Capena

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
equus, equī, m.: horse

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
nōn iam: not yet
extrahō, extrahere, extraxī, extractus: to drag (out)

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
raeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The horses had not yet dragged the carriage out of the ditch.
vocabulary help:
ē / ex (+ abl.): out of
fossa, fossae, f.: ditch

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you [pl.] will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
nisi (conj.): if . . . not, unless
moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtus: to move

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
alter, altera, alterum: another
lectus, lectī, m.: bed

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
in (+ abl.): in, on; (+ acc.): into, onto
cubiculum, cubiculī, n.: bedroom

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
nōlō, nōlle, nōluī: to want, be willing [NOTE: This verb is irregular; see p. 272 for all its forms]

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Unless you will have moved another bed into the bedroom, we will not be willing to sleep here.
vocabulary help:
hīc (adv.): here
dormiō, dormīre, dormīvī, dormītus: to sleep

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
crās (adv.): tomorrow
Sextus, Sextī, m.: Sextus

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
cum (conj.): when
surgō, surgere, surrēxī, surrēctūrus: to get up

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītus: to hear

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
strepitus, strepitūs, m.: noise; NOTE: This noun is 4th declension! Check out the chart on p. 228 to find the correct form.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Tomorrow, Sextus, when you will have gotten up, you will hear the noise of wagons.
vocabulary help:
plaustrum, plaustrī, n.: wagon