[A] Questions to the Roman and Barbarian soldiers military personnel. Complete the Latin with the verbs listed below.
- __________ne victōriam, lēgātī? │ Are you (pl.) announcing the victory, ambassadors?
- __________ne Ītaliam, barbarī? │ Are you (pl.) occupying Italy, barbarians?
- __________ne equōs, aurīgae? │ Are you (pl.) spurring on the horses, charioteers?
- Rōmānī, __________ne pecūniam Gallīs?│Romans, are you (pl.) giving money to the Gauls?
- Lēgātī, __________ne pecūniam Rōmānīs?│Ambassadors, are you (pl.) giving money to the Romans?
- Lēgātī, __________ne bellum? │ Ambassadors are you (pl.) preparing for war?
- __________ne oppidum, Ō Rōmānī? │ Are you (pl.) storming the town, Romans?
- __________ne nostrōs? │ Are you (pl.) encouraging our men?
- __________ne agrōs? │ Are you (pl.) laying waste to / destroying the fields?
- __________ne Rōmānōs? │ Are you (pl.) conquering the Romans?
- __________ne signum proeliī, lēgātī? │ Are you (pl.) giving the sign for battle, ambassadors?
- __________ne Rōmānōs, Gallī? │ Are you (pl.) chasing away the Romans, Gauls?
- __________ne in Britanniā? │ Are you (pl.) spending the winter in Britain?
datis; datis; dātis; expugnātis; fugātis; hiemātis; incitātis;
incitātis; nūntiātis; occupātis; parātis; superātis; vastātis
[B] Choose the appropriate verb form to complete each
sentence.
- Barbarī cum Rōmānīs [a] pugnat [b] pugnant [c] pugnātis.
- [a] Pugnātisne [b] Pugnāsne [c] Pugnatne cum Rōmānīs, barbarī?
- Cōpiae Caesaris oppidum vāllō [a] circumdat [b] circumdatīs [c] circumdant.
- Lēgātus victōriam [a] nūntiant [b] nūntiat [c] nūntiās.
- Lēgātī victōriam [a] nūntiant [b] nūntiat [c] nūntiās.
- [a] Nūntiāsne [b] nūntiatne [c] nūntiantne victōriam, ō lēgāte?
- Aurīga equum [a] incitant [b] incitat [c] incitātis.
- Cōpiae Rōmānae in Britanniā [a] hiemant [b] hiemat [c] hiemās.
- Ubi [a] hiemat [b] hiemās [c] hiemātis, ō Rōmāne?
- Quis signum proeliī [a] datis [b] dās [c] dat?
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