Idioms with Ago

to drive a horse

• equum agere

• praedam agere

• multum agere

• vitam agere

to be busy, to do much

• praedam agere

• vitam agere

• multum agere

• de officiis agere

to give thanks (+dative)

• multum agere

• gratias agere

• causam agere

• vitam agere

to talk about/discuss duties

• de officiis agere

• mutlum agere

• causam agere

• gratias agere

to plead a case

• praedam agere

• multum agere

• vitam agere

• causam agere

to carry off loot

• equum agere

• multum agere

• praedam agere

• vitam agere

to live a life

• de officiis agere

• praedam agere

• vitam agere

• causam agere

Choose the correct translation for the following: gratias egerunt.

• They will give thanks

• They have given thanks

• They are giving thanks

Choose the correct translation for the following: praedam agit.

• She will carry off loot

• He is pleading the case

• She will plead the case

• He carries off loot

Choose the correct translation for the following: Marcus de officiis egit.

• Marcus will discuss duties.

• Marcus will be busy.

• Marcus discussed duties.

• Marcus did much.