Write the Latin for the underlined word: They often remain on these horses. (Abl. M. Pl.)

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Write the Latin for the underlined word: It is the sword of this general. (Gen. M. Sg.)

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Write the Latin for the underlined word: They eat only these plants. (Acc. F. Pl.)

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Write the Latin for the underlined word: These are the names of brave men. (Nom. N. Pl.)

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Write the Latin for the underlined word: Wounds remain on the face of this soldier. (Gen. M. Sg.)

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Write the Latin for the underlined word: Many things have been said about the bravery of these women. (Gen. F. Pl.)

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Write the Latin for the underlined word: Do not give great rewards to these ferocious people! (Dat. M. Pl.)

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Change the verb in parentheses to perfect passive tense: Casae ā Hūnīs nōn (a)   . (aedificāre)

Change the verb in parentheses to perfect passive tense: Agrīne vestrī ā Hūnīs (a)   ? (dēvastāre)

Change the verb in parentheses to perfect passive tense: Timorne in Rōmānīs ā Hūnīs (a)   ? (excitāre)

Change the verb in parentheses to perfect passive tense: Faciēsne Hūnōrum cōnsultō (a)   ? (vulnerāre)

Change the verb in parentheses to perfect passive tense: Urbēs Rōmānōrum tandem (a)   . (līberāre)

Change the verb in parentheses to perfect passive tense: Vestīmenta eōrum ex animālium pellibus (a)   . (facere)

Change the verb in parentheses to perfect passive tense: Sumus fēlīcēs: nōs laqueīs Hūnōrum nōn (a)   . (capere)

Change the verb in parentheses to perfect passive tense: Dīcō vōs esse fēlīcēs, quī ā Hūnīs nōn (a)   . (capere).