13.07.25: Level 3; the ablative absolute [17]: review

1. Portā apertā mīlitēs in vīllam iērunt.
2. Quandō ad oppidum miserum ībitis, nūllō ibi vīvente?
3. Igne fortī dormiunt.
4. Incolīs īnsulae sagittīs interfectīs, est nēmō, quī animālia servāre potest.
5. Eius  nōmine  malō,  nēmō  quidquam  eī dīcit. 
6. Ovibus rūrī stantibus, nūbēs nigrae caelum implēvērunt.
7. Nostrā patriā pulchrā, multī virī hūc venīre volunt.
8. Crūdēlibus īnsidiīs imperātīs, legiō nōluit manēre apud inimīcōs.
9. Odōre sanguinis sēnsō, parentēs hortum nōn relinquunt.
10. Cyclōpe in spēluncā dormiente, captīvī cōnsilium cēperunt.
11. Omnibus hospitibus vīnum bibentibus, fūrēs pecūniam auferunt.
12. Mercātōre domum redeunte stēllae splendent.

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1. Since the gate was opened, the soldiers came into the country house.
2. When will you (pl.) go to that wretched town, although no one lives there?
3. While the fire is strong, they sleep.
4. Because the inhabitants of the island were killed by arrows, there is no one who can save the animals.
5. His name being bad, no one says anything to him.
6. While the sheep were standing in the countryside, black clouds filled the sky.
7. Because our fatherland is beautiful, many men want to come here.
8. A cruel ambush having been commanded, the legion did not want to remain near the enemies.
9. Although the smell of blood is sensed, the parents do not leave the garden.
10. While the Cyclops was sleeping in the cave, the captives made a plan.
11. While all the guests are drinking wine, the thieves take away the money.
12. As the merchant is returning home, the stars are shining.