Stage 10: controversia

Below are sentences from the story contrōversia taken out of order. Fill in the missing verb, and translate the sentence.Word bank: est, estis, estis, habēmus, habētis, quaerimus, quaerimus, spectāvērunt, sumus, tacuērunt. nōs tamen nōn sententiam quaerimus, nōs argūmentum quaerimus.We however are not seeking an opinion, we are seeking proof. vōs Graecī semper contentiōnēs habētis.You Greeks always have arguments. iuvenēs Pompēiānī tacuērunt et Alexandrum intentē spectāvērunt.The young Pompeians fell silent and looked at Alexander intensely. vōs Rōmānī estis rīdiculī, quod estis Graeciōrēs quam nōs Graecī.You Romans are ridiculous, because you are Greeker than us Greeks. urbs Rōma est māior quam omnēs aliae urbēs.The city Rome is greater than all other cities. nōs Rōmānī sumus fortissimī.We Romans are very strong. nōs imperium maximum habēmus.We have the greatest empire. Sort the sentences below according to theirperson. The person of the verb:First person = I / weSecond person = you / y'allThird person = he / she / it / they First person nōs Rōmānī sumus meliōrēs quam Graecī. nōs Rōmānī dīligenter labōrāmus. Second person vōs semper estis turbulentī. vōs numquam labōrātis. Third person Quīntus et Alexander ad palaestram ībant. rhētor iuvenibus contrōversiamnūntiābat.