In amphitheatro puer nomine Gaius ____ amīcum (amīcus, -ī) Marcum videt.
Translation: "In the amphitheater, a boy named Gaius sees his friend Marcus."

Aulus ____ aquām (aqua, -ae) cupit.
Translation: "Aulus wants his water."

Pueri in ____ caveā (cavea, -ae) sedebant.
Translation: "The boys sat in their seating area."

Publius ad ____ arenam (arena, -ae) advenit.
Translation: "Publius arrived at his arena."

Puer et puella gladiīs (gladius, -ī) pugnant.
Translation: "The boy and girl fight with their swords."

Marcus ____ poculum (poculum, -ī) aquā implet.

"Marcus fills my cup with water."

Altus ____ scūtum (scūtum, -ī) amābat.
Translation: "Aulus loved your shield."

Publius ___ locōs (locus, -ī) quæsīvit.
Translation: "Publius sought out your (plural) places."

Mater ____ spectāculum (spectāculum, -ī) laudāvit.
Translation: "The mother praised my spectacle."

Gaius ____ fīliōs (fīlius, -ī) monuit.
Translation: "Gaius advised my sons."

Tu ____ fīliam (fīlia, -ae) amplexāvit.
Translation: "You hugged your (singular) daughter."

Servus ____ pōcula (poculum, -ī) lavat.

Translation: "The servant washes our cups."

Marcus ____ equites (eques, -itis) dēlēgit.

"Marcus chose their cavalrymen."

Gaius ____ equitēs (eques, -itis) spectāvit.
Translation: "Gaius watched his cavalrymen."