Translate the following sentence into Latin: Have you (plu.) seen the girls to whom we gave our books?

Translate the following sentence: Cicero currit in silvas in quibus erant multi milites.

Translate the following sentence: puer audivi Caesarem in cuius domo dormiverat Tarquinius.

Translate the following sentence: donum poscebam Venerem ex cuius templo veneram.

Translate the following sentence into Latin: A gift had been given to the soldier who killed the king.

Translate the following sentence: pontem transivi quem Brutus fecit.

Translate the following sentence into Latin: They came with the girls I had given money to.

Translate the following sentence: pueri quibus multa dona dedi cupidi erant.

Translate the following sentence: a Cicerone monitus, servo qui bonus erat librum dedi.

Translate the following sentence: Caesar servum qui cupidus erat non laudavit.

Translate the following sentence: Caesar necavit Brutum de cuius fide non audierat.

Translate the following sentence into Latin: They shall have seen the dog to which the queen gave food.

Translate the following sentence into Latin: We used to walk in the city with the girl you (sing.) love.

Translate the following sentence: adiuvabo Gallos quorum uxores pulchrae sunt.

Translate the following sentence into Latin: We snatched the books from the soldiers whose wives had departed.

Translate the following sentence: militem cui gladium Caesar dedit laudabo.

Translate the following sentence: milites in silvam ierunt. quos ubi vidit Cicero domum currebat.

Translate the following sentence: urbem vidi ad quam cum multis militibus Caesar venit.