Stage 22 Summative Review

parcō, parcere, pepercī

• to spare

• to avoid

• to pour

• to begin

victoribus decōrum est victīs parcere

• It is proper for the winner to spare the conquered.

• It is proper for the winners to spare the conquered.

• It is difficult for the winners to spare the conquered.

• It is proper for the conquered to spare the winners.

Modestus, thermās ingressus...

• Modestus entered the baths

• Modestus with the baths having been entered

• Modestus entering the baths

• Modestus, having entered the baths

Modestus est vir minimae virtūtis

• Modestus is a man of the greatest courage

• Modestus is a man with very little courage

• Modestus is a man of very little courage

• Modestus was a man of very little courage

fer mihi plus vīnī

• Bring me more wine

• Bring us more wine

• Bring me a glass of wine

• Bring wine

senex, deam precātus...

• The old man praying to the goddess

• The old man, having prayed to the goddess

• The old man with the goddess having been prayed to

• The old men, having prayed to the goddess

olim tria mīlia hostium occīdit.

• Once he killed 300 soldiers.

• Once he killed 3000 soldiers.

• Once I killed 3000 soldiers.

• Once 3000 enemies were killed.

lacrimās tuās siccare possum

• I want to dry to your tears.

• I don't want to dry your tears.

• I am able to dry your tears.

• I am not able to dry your tears.

per silentium noctis thermās intrant Bulbus et Gutta.

• Through the silence of the night Bulbus and Gutta entered the baths.

• Through the silence of the night Bulbus and Gutta enter the baths.

• Bulbus and Gutta enter the baths at night.

• In silence, Bulbus and Gutta enter the baths before night.

Bulbus, fortiter sē defendēns...

• Bulbus, bravely defending himself..

• Bulbus, having been defended bravely

• Bulbus, having defended himself bravely

• Bulbus who had been defended bravely...