Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: vidisti militem

Turn the italicised words into the plural: militi libros deditis saevo.

Turn the italicised words into the plural: terruit miles longo gladio reges saevos.

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: amamus Cleopatrae faciem

Turn the following into the plural, keeping the same case: longae noctis

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: longa erit

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: amavit Cleopatra facies

Turn the following into the plural, keeping the same case: stulta regina (nominative)

Turn the following into the plural, keeping the same case: longa nox

Turn the italicised words into the plural: reginae pulchrae facies regem delectabit.

Turn the following into the plural, keeping the same case: longae viae (gen.)

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: maesta est

Turn the italicised words into the plural: nocte Brutus cupidi necavit servum agricolae.

Turn the following into the plural, keeping the same case: maestum militem

Turn the italicised words into the plural: monuistis stultum dominum bono consilio.

Turn the following into the plural, keeping the same case: maestum regem

Turn the following into the plural, keeping the same case: magno amore

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: Caesar erat

Turn the following into the plural, keeping the same case: bonum poetam

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: impediebam milites