Question 1

Translate the following: Virō pugnaturō

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The man about to fight

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The man fighting

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The man having been fought

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The man about to be fought

Question 2

Translate: Puella spectatā

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The girl having been watched

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The girl about to watch

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The girl about to be watched

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The girl watching

Question 3

Translate: Rege clamante

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The king shouting

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The king about to shout

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The king having been shouted

Question 4

Translate: militibus contemptīs

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With the Soldiers having been despised

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With the Soldiers despising

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With the Soldiers about to despise

Question 5

Translte: consule amante

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With the council loving

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with the council about to be loved

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With the being loved

Question 6

Translate: Donīs speratīs

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With the gifts having been hoped for

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with the gifts about to hope for

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with the gifts hoping for

Question 7

Translate: Puerō trahendō

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With the boy about to be dragged

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with the boy about to drag

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With the boy dragging

Question 8

Translate: Vir pugnandus erat mihi.

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The man must be fought by me.

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I must be fought by the man.

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The man is about to fight me.

Question 9

Translate: rege rectō

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The king having been ruled.

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The king must rule.

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The king about to rule

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The king about to be ruled

Question 10

Translate: Puella spectatura est suum canem.

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The girl intends to see her dog.

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The dog must be seen by the girl.

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The girl must see her dog.

Question 11

Translate: Caesare interfectō

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With Caesar having been killed.

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Caesar is killing.

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Caesar must be killed.

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With Caesar about to kill.

Question 12

Verus vel Falsus: This is a correctly written ablative absolute - militibus interfectō.

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Falsus

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Verus

Question 13

Verus vel Falsus: This is a correctly written ablative absolute - Matrem discessā

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Falsus

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Verus

Question 14

Translate: Civitas capiendus est regi.

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The citizen must be captured by the king.

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The citizen captures the king.

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The citizen intends to capture the king.

Question 15

Verus vel Falsus: This is a correct ablative absolute - Cincinnatō ducentibus.

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Falsus

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Verus

Question 16

Translate: Rege recturō

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With the king about to rule

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With the king rule

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With the king about to be ruled

Question 17

Translate: virō scribente

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With the man writing.

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With the man about to write

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With the man having been written.

Question 18

Translate: Viro rogandus est senatoribus.

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The man must be asked by the senators.

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The senators intend to ask the man.

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The senators must ask the man.

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With the man intending to ask the senators.

Question 19

Translate: Hīs dictīs

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With these things having been said.

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With these things speaking.

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With him speaking these things.

Question 20

Translate: Probatio capienda est vobis.

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The test must be taken by y'all.

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The test is about to take y'all.

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Y'all intend to take the test.

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With the test having been taken.

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