NLE III Review 3

Cicerone vigilante, Catalina non fiet consul.

• does not become

• was not made

• will not become

• had not been made

Non facillimum est subito deponere amorem longum.

• very easy

• easier

• rather easy

• easy

Augustus princeps Athenis saepe moratus est.

• from Athens

• near Athens

• in Athens

• to Athens

Caesar milies in silvam inveniendae aquae causā misit.

• because of lack of water

• because they found water

• to find water

• to cause the water to flow

Apud nos omnes bene cenant.

• At our house

• On account of us

• Among ours

• For us

Oportet nobis optimum facere.

• We will try to do our best.

• It is proper for us to do our best.

• Our best is important to us.

• Let's make sure to do our best.

Pecunia auxilio servis erit.

• There will be money for the helpful slaves.

• The slaves will be as helpful as money.

• The slaves will help themselves to money.

• The money will be a help to the slaves.

Augustus credidit se Romam pulcherrimam reddidisse.

• makes

• made

• had made

• would make

Templo aedificato, artifices laudabantur.

• By the building of the temple

• After the temple had been built

• I am building the temple

• While the temple was being built

Versūs poetae recitandi sunt.

• are reciting

• are about to recite

• must be recited

• are being recited