Stage 11 Practicing the Language

Complete the sentences with the most appropriate verb. Click on the blanks to reveal your choices. Make sure your subjects and verbs match, and that the sentences make sense! Use the picture below to help you review your verb endings. ego ad forum contendō. ego sum candidātus.tū Āfrō favēs. tū es stultus.ego Holcōniō faveō, quod Holcōnius est candidātus optimus.nōs Holcōniō nōn favēmus, quod Holcōnius est asinus.Clēmēns, cūr tū ad portum contendis?vōs Āfrō favētis, quod vōs estis pistōrēs.nōs ad vīllam contendimus, quod in forō sunt Holcōnius et amīcī.ēheu! cūr ē forō contenditis? vōs dēnāriōs meōs habētis! Now type translations for your completed sentences on the lines below. ego ad forum _. ego sum candidātus.I am hurrying to the forum. I am a candidate.tū Āfrō _. tū es stultus.You support Afer. You are stupid.ego Holcōniō _, quod Holcōnius est candidātus optimus.I support Holconius, because Holconius is the best candidate.nōs Holcōniō nōn _, quod Holcōnius est asinus.We do not support Holconius, because Holconius is an ass.Clēmēns, cūr tū ad portum _?Clemens, why are you hurrying to the port?vōs Āfrō _, quod vōs estis pistōrēs.Y'all support Afer, because y'all are bakers.nōs ad vīllam _, quod in forō sunt Holcōnius et amīcī.We are hurrying to the house, because Holconius and his friends are in the forum.ēheu! cūr ē forō _? vōs dēnāriōs meōs habētis!Alas! Why are you hurrying out of the forum? You have my money! Choose the best word to complete the sentence, paying close attention to what the word is doing in the sentence. Then type your translations on the lines below. Quārtus Sullae decem dēnāriōs dedit. Sulla (titulus in mūrō scrīpsit. titulus titulum Quartus gave ten denarios to Sulla. Sulla wrote the slogan on the wall. fūr thermās intrābat. (mercātor eum agnōvit. mercātor mercātōrem The thief was entering the baths. The merchant recognized him. multī candidātī sunt in forō. ego (Holcōnius videō. Holcōnius Holcōnium Many candidates are in the forum. I see Holconius. ego ad portum currō. (ancilla mē expectat. ancilla ancillae I am running to the harbor. The slavewoman is waiting for me. hodiē ad urbem contendō. in amphitheātrō sunt (leō leō leōnēs Today I am hurrying to the city. There are lions in the amphitheater. rhētor est īrātus. rhētor (puerī exspectat. puerī puerōs The teacher is angry. The teacher is waiting for the boys. fēminae sunt in tabernā. mercātōrēs fēminīs (stolae ostendunt. stolae stolās The women are in the shop. The merchants are showing the women dresses. postquam Holcōnius et amīcī Grumiōnem cēpērunt, quīnque (dēnāriī rapuērunt. dēnāriī dēnāriōs After Holconius and his friends caught Grumio, they took 5 denarios.