ER 15 Act. 15g English to Latin

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ER 15 Act. 15g English to Latin

Last updated almost 2 years ago

21 questions

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
puer, puerī, m.: boy

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
possum, posse, potuī: to be able; NOTE: For the forms of this irregular verb, see p. 108

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
videō, vidēre: to see

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
vestīgium, vestīgiī, n.: track

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
vehiculum, vehiculī, n.: vehicle

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two wagons were carrying large loads.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
plaustrum, plaustrī, n.: wagon

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two wagons were carrying large loads.
vocabulary help:
portō, portāre: to carry

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two wagons were carrying large loads.
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magnus, magna, magnum: large
onus, oneris, n.: load

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
audiō, audīre: to hear

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
audiō, audīre: to hear
murmur, murmuris, n.: murmur, rumble
quīnque (indeclinable): five
raeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
quīnque (indeclinable): five
raeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
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trēs, trēs, tria: three; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of trēs, see p. 116
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
parēns, parentis, m./f.: parent

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
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faciō, facere, fēcī, factus: to make

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
vocabulary help:
iter, itineris, n.: journey

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
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ad (+ acc.): to, toward
urbs, urbis, f.: city

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
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ūnus, ūna, ūnum: one; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of ūnus, see p. 116

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
A cisium has only two wheels.
vocabulary help:
cisium, cisiī, n.: cisium (small carriage)

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
A cisium has only two wheels.
vocabulary help:
habeō, habēre: to have
tantum (adv.): only

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
A cisium has only two wheels.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
rota, rotae, f.: wheel

ER 15 Act. 15g English to Latin

ER 15 Act. 15g English to Latin

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.vocabulary help:puer, puerī, m.: boy

The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.vocabulary help:possum, posse, potuī: to be able; NOTE: For the forms of this irregular verb, see p. 108

The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.vocabulary help:videō, vidēre: to see

The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.vocabulary help:vestīgium, vestīgiī, n.: track

The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.vocabulary help:duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116vehiculum, vehiculī, n.: vehicle

The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two wagons were carrying large loads.vocabulary help:duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116plaustrum, plaustrī, n.: wagon

Two wagons were carrying large loads.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two wagons were carrying large loads.vocabulary help:portō, portāre: to carry

Two wagons were carrying large loads.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two wagons were carrying large loads.vocabulary help:magnus, magna, magnum: largeonus, oneris, n.: load

Two wagons were carrying large loads.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.vocabulary help:duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.vocabulary help:audiō, audīre: to hear

Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.vocabulary help:audiō, audīre: to hearmurmur, murmuris, n.: murmur, rumblequīnque (indeclinable): fiveraeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.vocabulary help:quīnque (indeclinable): fiveraeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.vocabulary help:faciō, facere, fēcī, factus: to make

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.vocabulary help:iter, itineris, n.: journey

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.vocabulary help:ad (+ acc.): to, towardurbs, urbis, f.: city

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.vocabulary help:ūnus, ūna, ūnum: one; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of ūnus, see p. 116

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: A cisium has only two wheels.vocabulary help:cisium, cisiī, n.: cisium (small carriage)

A cisium has only two wheels.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: A cisium has only two wheels.vocabulary help:habeō, habēre: to havetantum (adv.): only

A cisium has only two wheels.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: A cisium has only two wheels.vocabulary help:duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116rota, rotae, f.: wheel

A cisium has only two wheels.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.vocabulary help:puer, puerī, m.: boy

The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.vocabulary help:possum, posse, potuī: to be able; NOTE: For the forms of this irregular verb, see p. 108

The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.vocabulary help:videō, vidēre: to see

The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.vocabulary help:vestīgium, vestīgiī, n.: track

The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.vocabulary help:duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116vehiculum, vehiculī, n.: vehicle

The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two wagons were carrying large loads.vocabulary help:duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116plaustrum, plaustrī, n.: wagon

Two wagons were carrying large loads.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two wagons were carrying large loads.vocabulary help:portō, portāre: to carry

Two wagons were carrying large loads.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two wagons were carrying large loads.vocabulary help:magnus, magna, magnum: largeonus, oneris, n.: load

Two wagons were carrying large loads.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.vocabulary help:duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.vocabulary help:audiō, audīre: to hear

Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.vocabulary help:audiō, audīre: to hearmurmur, murmuris, n.: murmur, rumblequīnque (indeclinable): fiveraeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.vocabulary help:quīnque (indeclinable): fiveraeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.vocabulary help:faciō, facere, fēcī, factus: to make

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.vocabulary help:iter, itineris, n.: journey

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.vocabulary help:ad (+ acc.): to, towardurbs, urbis, f.: city

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.vocabulary help:ūnus, ūna, ūnum: one; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of ūnus, see p. 116

Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: A cisium has only two wheels.vocabulary help:cisium, cisiī, n.: cisium (small carriage)

A cisium has only two wheels.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin: A cisium has only two wheels.vocabulary help:habeō, habēre: to havetantum (adv.): only

A cisium has only two wheels.

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
puer, puerī, m.: boy

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
possum, posse, potuī: to be able; NOTE: For the forms of this irregular verb, see p. 108

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
videō, vidēre: to see

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
vestīgium, vestīgiī, n.: track

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
vehiculum, vehiculī, n.: vehicle

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two wagons were carrying large loads.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
plaustrum, plaustrī, n.: wagon

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two wagons were carrying large loads.
vocabulary help:
portō, portāre: to carry

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two wagons were carrying large loads.
vocabulary help:
magnus, magna, magnum: large
onus, oneris, n.: load

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
audiō, audīre: to hear

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
audiō, audīre: to hear
murmur, murmuris, n.: murmur, rumble
quīnque (indeclinable): five
raeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
quīnque (indeclinable): five
raeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
vocabulary help:
faciō, facere, fēcī, factus: to make

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
vocabulary help:
iter, itineris, n.: journey

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
vocabulary help:
ad (+ acc.): to, toward
urbs, urbis, f.: city

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
vocabulary help:
ūnus, ūna, ūnum: one; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of ūnus, see p. 116

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
A cisium has only two wheels.
vocabulary help:
cisium, cisiī, n.: cisium (small carriage)

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
A cisium has only two wheels.
vocabulary help:
habeō, habēre: to have
tantum (adv.): only

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
A cisium has only two wheels.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
rota, rotae, f.: wheel

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
puer, puerī, m.: boy

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
possum, posse, potuī: to be able; NOTE: For the forms of this irregular verb, see p. 108

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
videō, vidēre: to see

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
vestīgium, vestīgiī, n.: track

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
The boys were able to see the tracks of two vehicles.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
vehiculum, vehiculī, n.: vehicle

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two wagons were carrying large loads.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
plaustrum, plaustrī, n.: wagon

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two wagons were carrying large loads.
vocabulary help:
portō, portāre: to carry

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two wagons were carrying large loads.
vocabulary help:
magnus, magna, magnum: large
onus, oneris, n.: load

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
līberī, līberōrum, m. pl.: children

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
audiō, audīre: to hear

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
audiō, audīre: to hear
murmur, murmuris, n.: murmur, rumble
quīnque (indeclinable): five
raeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Two children hear the rumble of five carriages.
vocabulary help:
quīnque (indeclinable): five
raeda, raedae, f.: carriage

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
vocabulary help:
faciō, facere, fēcī, factus: to make

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
vocabulary help:
iter, itineris, n.: journey

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
vocabulary help:
ad (+ acc.): to, toward
urbs, urbis, f.: city

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
Three children and two parents were making the journey to the city in one carriage.
vocabulary help:
ūnus, ūna, ūnum: one; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of ūnus, see p. 116

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
A cisium has only two wheels.
vocabulary help:
cisium, cisiī, n.: cisium (small carriage)

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
A cisium has only two wheels.
vocabulary help:
habeō, habēre: to have
tantum (adv.): only

Write the bold part of this sentence in Latin:
A cisium has only two wheels.
vocabulary help:
duo, duae, duo: two; NOTE: Numbers are adjectives and must agree with the nouns they modify; for the irregular forms of duo, see p. 116
rota, rotae, f.: wheel