Exercise 24 (the relative pronoun)

Exercise 24 (the relative pronoun)

Please attempt all questions.

1. 

Translate the following sentence: Caesarem laudabam de cuius fortitudine audiveram.

2. 

Translate the following sentence: ambulare cum militibus quos Caesar laudabat nolo.

3. 

Translate the following sentence: Gallos audiebam cum quorum legatis in urbe fueram.

4. 

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

5. 

Translate the following sentence: servus quem in regis horto vidi reginam non amabat.

6. 

Translate the following sentence: pontem transivi quem Brutus fecit.

7. 

Translate the following sentence: militi, cui donum Caesar dedit, eripuit gladium Cicero.

8. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: I saw the boys whose books you praised.

9. 

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

10. 

Translate the following sentence: vidistis feminam quam Brutus amabat?

11. 

Translate the following sentence: Romani, in quorum urbem Galli venerant, in silvas cibum portabant.

12. 

Translate the following sentence: regina servum amabat cuius gladius acer erat.

13. 

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

14. 

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

15. 

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

16. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: I saw the boy who had run into the woods.

17. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: Cicero praised Brutus, with whose sword Caesar had been killed.