Complete the Latin text using the English translation and with the words listed below.
"[1]
__________ Aliquid [2] __________. [3] __________ aliquid? Multī virī per viās [4]
__________; multī equī [5] __________. Sunt carrī quoque et in carrīs multae
rēs [6] __________. [7] __________ mīlitēs quoque et in manibus mīlitum sunt
tēla. Quī sunt hī mīlitēs? Ad quem locum [8] __________? [9] __________. Ibi
prope nostram domum [10] __________."
[1] Listen!
[2] I hear something. [3] Do you hear something? Many men [4] are
running through the streets; many horses [5] are coming. There are
also wagons and many things [6] are being carried in the wagons. [7] There
are also soldiers and in the soldiers’ hands are weapons. Who are these
soldiers? To which place [8] are they going? [9] See! There near
our house [10] they’re coming.
vidē;
audiō; veniunt; sunt; currunt; eunt; portantur; veniunt; audīsne; audī
Note:
Multae
rēs portantur │many things are being carried; look out for this
ending which is used to indicate the passive voice
The
passive voice is used when the subject of the sentence is not performing the
action but the action is being done to the subject:
Mīlitēs
multās rēs portant │ The soldiers are carrying many things = active sentence
Multae
rēs in carrīs portantur │ Many things are being carried in the
wagons = passive sentence
____________________
"Audī.
Aliquid audiō. Audīsne aliquid? Multī virī per viās currunt; multī equī
veniunt. Sunt carrī quoque et in carrīs multae rēs portantur. Sunt mīlitēs
quoque et in manibus mīlitum sunt tēla. Quī sunt hī mīlitēs? Ad quem locum
eunt? Vidē. Ibi prope nostram domum veniunt."
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