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Translate the following: 'de hac re diu locuti, reges fratribus imperaverunt ut pro urbe eorum pugnarent'

Translation: 'Having talked on this subject for along time, the kings ordered the brothers to fight for their [own] city'.Explanation: This sentence may throw you off by the first phrase, ho...

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What are the main types of conditionals in Latin? How do you construct them? How do you translate them?

If you are translating into English from Latin, conditional sentences are identified by either si or nisi of it is a negative statement, translated as if or unless respectively. Once that has been spotted...

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How does Virgil make this passage exciting for his reader?

This question is for the verse literature paper in A-Level (or GCSE) Latin. Students will have translated and analysed a text about which they will be asked literary questions of varying length. This ques...

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What are the imperfect endings and what are they used for?

The Imperfect tense is used to describe an ongoing action in the past, it is commonly translated with the word 'was' in English. The endings of the imperfect tense are tacked onto the stem of a verb, the...

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Craft an example sentance of at least 3 different subjunctive clauses - giving the english translation as well. N.B. You're answer should feature at least two different tenses, a variety of cases, both passive and active voice and a negative

Purpose Clause The master's slaves worked diligently so that they might not be punished.servi domini diligenter laboraverunt ne punirenturFearing ClauseThe man with the sword was afraid that he could not ...

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