Fill in the gaps with the correct forms: miles gladium ... eripiebat.

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms: ... adiuvabat rex.

In these sentences the subject, object, or dative is an adjective without a noun: regina dona ... dabat.

In these sentences the subject, object, or dative is an adjective without a noun: laeta non nocent ... .

In these sentences the subject, object, or dative is an adjective without a noun: bonus non nocet ... .

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms: donum ... Caesar dedit.

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms: milites ... necabant.

In these sentences the subject, object, or dative is an adjective without a noun: audaces ... habent.

In these sentences the subject, object, or dative is an adjective without a noun: boni adiuvant ... .

In these sentences the subject, object, or dative is an adjective without a noun: sapientes ... amant .

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms: Caesar ... parcebat.

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms: Caesar ... pepercit.

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms: ... nocebat rex.

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms: rex ... amat.

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms: reginae ... nocuit.

In these sentences the subject, object, or dative is an adjective without a noun: tristes nocuerant ... .

In these sentences the subject, object, or dative is an adjective without a noun: multa dedi... .

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms: dominus ... imperavit.

In these sentences the subject, object, or dative is an adjective without a noun: multi parcebant ... .

In these sentences the subject, object, or dative is an adjective without a noun: ... Cicero parcebat.