Oxford Latin Ch 18 Practice Sentences

Translate: īte

• They go

• Go!

• They went

• You all were going

• To go

Translate: ībāmus

• They go

• We were going

• They went

• You all were going

• To go

Translate: ībant

• They go

• We were going

• They were going

• You all were going

• To go

redīre

• to go back

• go back!

• they go back

• we went back

Choose the form below that means "they go out"

• exībant

• exeunt

• exiērunt

Choose the form below that means "they were going out"

• exībant

• exeunt

• exiērunt

Choose the form below that means "they went out"

• exībant

• exeunt

• exiērunt

posterō diē Scintilla Flaccō dīxit: “Quīntus nihil discit in illō ludō.”

• On the next day, Scintilla said to Flaccus, "Quintus is learning nothing in that school."

• On the next day, Scintilla says to Flaccus, "Quintus will learn nothing in that school."

• On this day, Scintilla was saying to Flaccus, "Quintus has learned nothing in that school."

dēbet Romam īre ad optimum lūdum.

• He should go to Rome to the best school.

• He should go to the best Roman school.

• The Romans should go to the best schools.

• Rome should have the best school.

nōn potest Quīntus sōlus iter Rōmam facere.

• Quintus cannot make the journey to Rome alone.

• Quintus alone can go to Rome.

• Quintus was not able to go to Rome alone.

• Quintus alone can make the journey to Rome.