Turn the verb into the imperfect tense: reginae tristes servum duxerunt

Turn the verb into the perfect tense: canis ingentem militem mordebat

Turn the verb into the perfect tense: Caesar sapientes nautas laudabat

Turn the italicised words/phrases into the plural: agricola bonum nautam laudabat

Turn the verb into the perfect tense: spes metum superabit

Turn the verb into the imperfect tense: nocte audivistis tristes nautas

Turn the verb into the perfect tense: nocte Caesar ducet milites

Turn the italicised words/phrases into the plural: tristis poeta reginam amabat

Turn the verb into the imperfect tense: videram tristes canes

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: gladium habuit Caesar

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: canes ingentes servum

Turn the verb into the imperfect tense: ingens canis manum servi momordit

Turn the verb into the perfect tense: milites tristem agricolam gladio necant

Turn the verb into the perfect tense: tristis poeta reginam amabat

Turn the verb into the perfect tense: poeta tristem reginam amat

Turn the verb into the imperfect tense: gladios ingentes milites habuerant

Turn the italicised words/phrases into the plural: vidi urbem

Turn the italicised words/phrases into the plural: Caesar bonum nautam laudabat

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: legati erant

Turn the verb into the perfect tense: videbo pulchram urbem