Exercise 21 (passives)

Exercise 21 (passives)

Please attempt all questions.

1. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: We will be heard.

2. 

Translate the following sentence: post consul discessit quam ab Cicerone agricolae necati sunt.

3. 

Translate the following sentence: amaberis a tristi agricola.

4. 

Translate the following sentence: audiēre a regis servis.

5. 

Translate the following sentence: puer amabar a Caesare, viro saevo.

6. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: The farmer will be killed by cruel soldiers.

7. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: The sailors used to be loved by the queen.

8. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: The angry farmers had been killed by the cruel sailors.

9. 

Translate the following sentence: miles necatus erat gladio postquam agricolae cum servis domum redierunt.

10. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: The Gauls will be led to the city.

11. 

Translate the following sentence: Caesar ab regina amatur pulchra.

12. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: You (sing.) will be loved.

13. 

Translate the following sentence: ubi Caesar signum dedit, legati missi sunt in Gallos.

14. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: The sailor had been seen by the soldiers.

15. 

Translate the following sentence: nauta ab uxore necatus erat.

16. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: The slaves had been seen.

17. 

Translate the following sentence: Cicero a Caesare necatus est.

18. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: The farmers are tormented by sad kings.

19. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: You (sing.) will be heard by the consul.

20. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: We will be ruled.