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WorksheetsStage 29: Rōma, Model Sentences (pages 166-168)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
in mediā Rōmā est mōns nōtissimus, quī Capitōlium appellātur.
In the middle of Rome is a very famous hill, which is called the Capitol.
The Capitol, which is called a very famous hill, is in the middle of Rome.
A very famous hill, which they call the Capitol, is in the middle of Rome.
In the middle of Rome is the Capitol, which they called a very famous hill.
in summō Capitōliō stat templum, ubi deus Iuppiter adōrātur
A temple stands on top of the Capitol, where they worship the god Jupiter.
They worship the god Jupiter in a in a temple on top of the Capitol.
On top of the Capitol stands a temple, where the god Jupiter is worshiped.
The god Jupiter is worshiped in a temple, which stands on top of the Capitol.
sub Capitōliō iacet Forum Rōmānum.
The Roman Forum stands below the Capitol.
Below the Capitol is the Roman Forum.
The Capitol lies below the Roman Forum.
Below the Capitol lies the Roman Forum.
forum ab ingentī multitūdine cīvium cotīdiē complētur.
A crowd of citizens fills the huge Forum every day.
The Forum is filled every day by a huge crowd of citizens.
Every day the huge Forum is filled by a crowd of citizens.
A huge crowd of citizens fills the Forum every day.
aliī negōtium agunt; aliī in porticibus stant et ab amīcīs salūtantur; aliī per forum in lectīcīs feruntur.
Some (people) do business; others stand in the colonnades and are greeted by their friends; others are carried through the Forum in sedan-chairs.
Some (people) do business; others standing the colonnades greet their friends; others carry sedan-chairs through the Forum.
Business is done by some (people); others greet their friends standing in the colonnades; others are carried through the Forum in sedan-chairs.
Some (people) do business; others stand in the colonnades and are greeted by their friends; slaves carry others through the Forum in sedan-chairs.
ubīque magnus strepitus audītur.
They heard a loud din everywhere.
Everywhere a loud din is heard.
A din is loudly heard everywhere.
There is a loud din everywhere.
aliquandō pompae splendidae per forum dūcuntur.
Splendid processions are sometimes led in the Forum.
They sometimes lead splendid processions through the Forum.
The Forum is sometimes filled with splendid processions.
Sometimes splendid processions are led through the Forum.
prope medium forum est templum Vestae, ubi ignis sacer ā Virginibus Vestālibus cūrātur.
The sacred fired is looked after by the Vestal Virgins, who live in the Temple of Vesta near the middle of the Forum.
The Temple of Vesta is near the middle of the Forum, where the Vestal Virgins look after the sacred fire.
Near the middle of the Forum is the Temple of Vesta, where the sacred fire is looked after by the Vestal Virgins.
The Vestal Virgins look after the sacred fire in The Temple of Vesta, which is near the middle of the Forum.
in extrēmō forō stant rōstra, ubi contiōnēs apud populum habentur.
In the far end of the Forum stands the rostra, where the people hear speeches.
In the far end of the Forum stands the rostra, where speeches are made among the people.
The rostra is where speeches are made among the people, which stands in the far end of the Forum.
Speeches are made among the people in the far end of the Forum, where the rostra stands.
prope rostra est carcer, ubi captīvī populī Rōmānī custōdiuntur.
A jail is near the rostra, where the Roman people guard the prisoners.
Prisoners of the Roman people are guarded in a jail near the rostra.
Near the rostra is a jail, where prisoners of the Roman people are guarded.
There is a jail near the rostra, where they guard the prisoners of the Roman people.
