for the purpose of conquering or to conquer

Venio ad uvas edendum et aquam bibendum.

I come to eat grapes and drink water.

I wish that you would come or would that you would come.

Una perpetua nox dormienda est nobis.

We must sleep one perpetual night.

Sedet in sellā ut requiescat.

He sits in the chair in order to rest.

Accidit ut in ludo simus.

It happens that we are in school.

Nonne epistulas mittet?

He will send letters, won't he?

Senator erat tam laetus ut multa nobis didicimus.

He was so happy that he taught us many things.

Nescio quare sis in ludo.

I do not know why you are in school

Navis non est idonea navigando.

The ship is not suitable for sailing.

ad eundem locum inveniendum

to find the same place or for the purpose of...

Venio discendi causa.

I come for the sake of learning.

Nomen servo est Marcus.

The slave's name is Marcus. Dat. of Possession

Magister erat tam laetus ut discipuli laeti essent.

The teacher was so happy that the students were happy.

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Mixed Topics

40 termsStudBud Administration63 plays

Purpose; Result; Indirect Command; Indirect Question; ad + gerund or gerundive; gerundive + verb of being to express necessity; gerunds with signifiers; present active participles; perfect passive participles; future active participles

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1
in eādem villā
in that house
in a certain house
in the same house
in a small house
2
ad vincendum
on account of conquering
for the purpose of conquering or to conquer
suitable for conquering
for the sake of conquering
3
Venio ad uvas edendum et aquam bibendum.
I come to eat grapes and drink water.
I came to eat grapes and drink wine.
I will come to eat grapes and drink water.
I come to eat grapes and drink wine.
4
Utinam venias!
You come.
So that you come.
I wish that you would come or would that you would come.
In order to come.
5
Una perpetua nox dormienda est nobis.
You sleep forever.
Night is forever.
We must sleep one perpetual night.
Sleep is long.
6
Quaedam femina
the same woman
a certain woman
this woman
that woman
7
Scio ubi sis.
I did know where you were.
I knew where you were.
I know where you were.
I know where you are.
8
humi
humid
on the ground
in the grass
in the sky
9
Sedet in sellā ut requiescat.
He sits in the chair in order to rest.
He sat in the chair and was resting.
He was resting in the chair.
He sits, resting.
10
gressus
steps
having stepped
proceeding
about to step
11
Carthago delenda est.
Carthage was being destroyed.
Carthage had to be destroyed.
Carthage must be destroyed.
Carthage will have to be destroyed.
12
Accidit ut in ludo simus.
What happens in school, happens to us.
Why are we in school?
It happens that we are in school.
We are in school today.
13
legendi libros causa
it is pleasing to read books
suitable for reading books
for the purpose of reading books
for the sake of reading books
14
ausus est
he was dared
he was daring
he dares
he dared
15
laudantes
having been praised
having praised
about to praise
praising
16
Nonne epistulas mittet?
He was sending letters, wasn't he?
He will send letters, won't he?
He sends letters.
Will he send letters?
17
Estne in ludo?
He is not in school, is he?
Will he ever be in school?
Is he in school?
He is in school, isn't he?
18
multās mensēs
in many months
in every month
for many months
in a month
19
Nolite Romam venire.
Come to Rome.
Don't come to Rome.
Never come to Rome.
Don't leave Rome.
20
Vir___________factus est.
consule
consul
consulis
consulem
21
Senator erat tam laetus ut multa nobis didicimus.
The senator was so smart that the stopped learning.
The senator was learning in order to teach us many things.
He was so happy that he taught us many things.
The senator taught us many smart thigs.
22
recitantem
about to recite
reciting
having recited
having been recited
23
Nescio quare sis in ludo.
I do not know why you are in school
I do know why he is not in school.
Why is he in school?
I know why he is in school.
24
enim or nam
at
on
for
with
25
Discimus faciendo.
We learn.
We learn by doing.
To learn
for the purpose of learning
26
Navis non est idonea navigando.
The ship is not suitable for sailing.
The sailing ship is not suitable.
Sailing is not a suitable activity for a ship.
The ship is suitable for sailing.
27
Scio quare eum ames.
I don't know why you love her.
I don't know why you love him.
I know why you love her.
I know why you love him.
28
ad eundem locum inveniendum
The same place must be found
to find the same place or for the purpose of...
about to find the same place
with the same place having been found
29
Impero tibi ut eas.
I order you to go.
I tell you to go.
I tell you to stay.
I order you to stay.
30
Roma nobis amanda est.
We will love Rome.
Rome had to be loved by us.
We must love Rome.
Rome will have to be loved by us.
31
videtur
he has
he seems
he will be seen
he saw
32
Venio discendi causa.
I come for the sake of reading.
I come for the sake of sleeping.
I come for the sake of learning.
I come for the sake of running.
33
domi
in the country
in school
at home
on the ground
34
amaturus
about to love
having been loved
loving
loved
35
ad + gerund or gerundive =
away from...
by_________________
around...
for the purpose of OR to _____________
36
Mirabile visu!
Wonderful to see!
Wonderful to say!
Wonderful to know!
Wonderful to tell!
37
Nomen servo est Marcus.
The slave's name is Marcus. Dat. of Possession
The name of the slave is Marcus.
The slave is Marcus.
38
Magister erat tam laetus ut discipuli laeti essent.
The teacher and the students were happy.
The happy students praised the happy teacher.
The teacher was so happy that the students were happy.
The happy teacher praised the happy students.
39
conatur
he seems
he came
he tries
he lives
40
ruri
in the country
on the ground
at home
in a short time

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Mixed Topics

40 termsStudBud Administration63 plays

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Questions 40

Answers

1
in eādem villā
in that house
in a certain house
in the same house
in a small house
2
ad vincendum
on account of conquering
for the purpose of conquering or to conquer
suitable for conquering
for the sake of conquering
3
Venio ad uvas edendum et aquam bibendum.
I come to eat grapes and drink water.
I came to eat grapes and drink wine.
I will come to eat grapes and drink water.
I come to eat grapes and drink wine.
4
Utinam venias!
You come.
So that you come.
I wish that you would come or would that you would come.
In order to come.
5
Una perpetua nox dormienda est nobis.
You sleep forever.
Night is forever.
We must sleep one perpetual night.
Sleep is long.
6
Quaedam femina
the same woman
a certain woman
this woman
that woman
7
Scio ubi sis.
I did know where you were.
I knew where you were.
I know where you were.
I know where you are.
8
humi
humid
on the ground
in the grass
in the sky
9
Sedet in sellā ut requiescat.
He sits in the chair in order to rest.
He sat in the chair and was resting.
He was resting in the chair.
He sits, resting.
10
gressus
steps
having stepped
proceeding
about to step
11
Carthago delenda est.
Carthage was being destroyed.
Carthage had to be destroyed.
Carthage must be destroyed.
Carthage will have to be destroyed.
12
Accidit ut in ludo simus.
What happens in school, happens to us.
Why are we in school?
It happens that we are in school.
We are in school today.
13
legendi libros causa
it is pleasing to read books
suitable for reading books
for the purpose of reading books
for the sake of reading books
14
ausus est
he was dared
he was daring
he dares
he dared
15
laudantes
having been praised
having praised
about to praise
praising
16
Nonne epistulas mittet?
He was sending letters, wasn't he?
He will send letters, won't he?
He sends letters.
Will he send letters?
17
Estne in ludo?
He is not in school, is he?
Will he ever be in school?
Is he in school?
He is in school, isn't he?
18
multās mensēs
in many months
in every month
for many months
in a month
19
Nolite Romam venire.
Come to Rome.
Don't come to Rome.
Never come to Rome.
Don't leave Rome.
20
Vir___________factus est.
consule
consul
consulis
consulem
21
Senator erat tam laetus ut multa nobis didicimus.
The senator was so smart that the stopped learning.
The senator was learning in order to teach us many things.
He was so happy that he taught us many things.
The senator taught us many smart thigs.
22
recitantem
about to recite
reciting
having recited
having been recited
23
Nescio quare sis in ludo.
I do not know why you are in school
I do know why he is not in school.
Why is he in school?
I know why he is in school.
24
enim or nam
at
on
for
with
25
Discimus faciendo.
We learn.
We learn by doing.
To learn
for the purpose of learning
26
Navis non est idonea navigando.
The ship is not suitable for sailing.
The sailing ship is not suitable.
Sailing is not a suitable activity for a ship.
The ship is suitable for sailing.
27
Scio quare eum ames.
I don't know why you love her.
I don't know why you love him.
I know why you love her.
I know why you love him.
28
ad eundem locum inveniendum
The same place must be found
to find the same place or for the purpose of...
about to find the same place
with the same place having been found
29
Impero tibi ut eas.
I order you to go.
I tell you to go.
I tell you to stay.
I order you to stay.
30
Roma nobis amanda est.
We will love Rome.
Rome had to be loved by us.
We must love Rome.
Rome will have to be loved by us.
31
videtur
he has
he seems
he will be seen
he saw
32
Venio discendi causa.
I come for the sake of reading.
I come for the sake of sleeping.
I come for the sake of learning.
I come for the sake of running.
33
domi
in the country
in school
at home
on the ground
34
amaturus
about to love
having been loved
loving
loved
35
ad + gerund or gerundive =
away from...
by_________________
around...
for the purpose of OR to _____________
36
Mirabile visu!
Wonderful to see!
Wonderful to say!
Wonderful to know!
Wonderful to tell!
37
Nomen servo est Marcus.
The slave's name is Marcus. Dat. of Possession
The name of the slave is Marcus.
The slave is Marcus.
38
Magister erat tam laetus ut discipuli laeti essent.
The teacher and the students were happy.
The happy students praised the happy teacher.
The teacher was so happy that the students were happy.
The happy teacher praised the happy students.
39
conatur
he seems
he came
he tries
he lives
40
ruri
in the country
on the ground
at home
in a short time