Latin II Content Recovery; due Wed. 1/27/21 6:00 pm

I have large houses

• ego magnas villas habeo.

• ego magnam villam habeo.

The boy was selling a picture.

• puer picturam vendebat.

• puer picturas vendebat.

The murmillo was very brave.

• murmillo est fortissimus.

• murmillo erat fortissimus.

The sailor praised the merchants.

• nauta mercatores laudavit.

• nautae mercatorem laudaverunt.

The friend was telling a story.

• amici fabulam narrabant.

• amici fabulas narrabant.

• amicus fabulam narrabat.

• amicus fabulas narrabat.

Canis ferociter petivit.

• The dog attacked fiercely.

• The dogs attack fiercely.

• They attack the dogs fiercely.

• The dogs attacked fiercely.

Subito multae bestiae arenam intraverunt.

• The mutilated animals sprang into the arena.

• Suddenly, a few beasts were inside the arena.

• Many beasts sadly entered the arena.

• Suddenly, many beasts entered the arena.

tubae iterum sonuerunt.

• The trumpet sounds the march.

• The trumpets sounded again.

• The trumpets sounded in the theater.

• The tuba sounded an intermural sport.

Nucerini per vias fugiebant.

• The Nucerians were fleeing through the houses.

• The Nucerians flee through the streets.

• The Nucerians were fleeing through the streets.

• The Nucerians fled through the villas.

Sanquis non in arena sed per vias fluebat.

• The blood flowed in the arena and on the streets.

• The Sangria wine was flowing everywhere (burp!).

• The blood was flowing not in the arena but in the streets.

• The sanquine arena covered the seats and the streets with fluid.