World Languages, 18.04.2022 14:00, Quidlord03
IV. Supply the correct form of the personal pronoun followed by an appositive
1. (We), Reges, Ducibus Donum Dedimus.
2. (You), Dux, Eris Rex Romae.
3. (I), Nympha, Deum Amare Non Possum.
4. (He), Dux Magnus Romae, Rex Non Erit.
5. (They), Viri Romae, Bona Consilia Habent.
6. (You), Hostes, (Her) Non Nocere Potest.
7. (She), Regina, (Them, f.) Nocere Potest.
8. (She), Regina, (Us) Non Nocere Potest.
9. (They) (Templa) Sunt Deo Carissima.
10. (It), Flumen, (Them, m.) Celabit.
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Me translate these latin sentences! 24 points! 1. bella ab graecis in (against) romanis gerebantur. 2.puer ab nauta romanos pugnare gladio doctus erat. 3. magna cena ab regina fera paratur. 4. malae magae gladio magico caprum necare parabant.
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When asking a question people often change their at the end
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Tu es venalicius; tu servos in foro (vendo, vendis, vendit)
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IV. Supply the correct form of the personal pronoun followed by an appositive
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