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Mea amīca, cui pecūniam trādideram, laeta erat.

• whose

• by whom

• with whom

• to whom

Mūrī urbis magnō cum fragōre ceciderant.

• fell

• will fall

• had fallen

• fall

Haec rēgīna erat soror illīus prīncipis.

• of that emperor

• from that emperor

• by that emperor

• with that emperor

Pater cibum ā convīvīs cōnsūmptum laudāvit.

• consuming

• about to consume

• to be consumed

• having been consumed

Crās magister librum novum nōbīs leget.

• among us

• to us

• with us

• of us

Māter ā līberīs amāta est.

• by her children

• to her children

• because of her children

• with her children

Cornēlia validior frātre erat.

• her brother

• for her brother

• with her brother

• than her brother

Iuppiter ipse hominibus auxilium tulit.

• wanted

• brought

• went

• could

Iter facere ad urbem voluī.

• I want

• I wanted

• you wanted

• you had wanted

Magister sollicitissimus erat quod discipulus tardē in scholam adveniēbat.

• more worried

• most worriedly

• very worried

• worried