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Tran Slate
100
Translate: A sister is for Marcus.
What is "Mārco soror est"?
100
arcus -ūs (acc. sing.)
What is arcum?
100
short
What is brevis breve?
100
sadder (comparative)
What is trīstior trīstius?
100
Germānī amīcī Rōmānōrum nōn sunt nec Rōmānīs pārent.
What is "Germans are not friends of the Romans nor do they obey the Romans"?
200
Convert to a dative of possession: "Dux mīlitēs habet."
What is "Dūcī mīlitēs sunt"?
200
metus -ūs (dat. sing.)
What is metuī?
200
strong, brave
What is fortis forte?
200
**DAILY DOUBLY** braver, stronger (comparative)
What is fortior fortius?
200
Exercitus est magnus numerus mīlitum quī contrā hostēs dūcitur.
What is "An army is a great number of soldiers which is led against enemies"?
300
Convert to a dative of possession: "Mīlitēs gladiōs habent."
What is "Mīlitibus gladiī sunt"?
300
impetus -ūs (gen. plur.)
What is impetuum?
300
**DAILY DOUBLE** Mīles gladium brev___ habet.
What is brevem?
300
Pedes Rōmānus gladium brev___ habet quam eques Rōmānus.
What is breviōrem?
300
Pedes, quī pedibus it multaque alia arma fert, gladium longum et gravem ferre nōn potest.
What is "The foot-soldier, who goes by foot and carries many other weapons, cannot carry a long and heavy sword"?
400
**DAILY DOUBLE** Convert to a dative of possession: "Pedes castra habet."
What is "Peditī castra sunt"?
400
passus -ūs (dat. plur.)
What is passibus?
400
Numerus mīlitum fort___ est magnus in exercitū Rōmānō.
fortium
400
Pedes Rōmānus scūtum lev___ habet quam mīles Germānus.
What is levius?
400
Eques est mīles quī ex equō pugnat; quī pedibus pugnat pedes est.
What is "A knight is a soldier who fights from a horse; [he] who fights on feet is a foot-soldier"?
500
Convert to a dative of possession: "Equitēs hastās habent."
What is "Equitibus hastae sunt"?
500
equitātus -ūs (abl. sing.)
What is equitātū?
500
Mīles gladiō brev___ armātus est.
What is brevī?
500
Mīlitēs Rōmānī scūta lev___ habent quam mīlitēs Germānī.
What is leviōra?
500
Scūtum eōrum nimis parvum est, pīlum nimis longum et grave; nec enim pīlum tam grave procul iacī potest.
What is "Their shield is too small, their javelin too long and heavy; for such a heavy javelin is not able to be thrown far"?