5.11: Translation

5.11: Translation

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Magister dē perīculīs adulēscentiae puerōs monēbat.
1. The master used to warn the boys about the dangers of youth.
2. The master will warn the boys about the dangers of youth.
3. The master warns the boys about the dangers of youth.
Crās magnō amicō Petrus et fīliī cēnābunt.
1. Tomorrow Peter and his sons will dine with his great friend.
2. Tomorrow Peter will dine with the sons of his great friend.
3. Tomorrow Peter dines with a great friend of his sons'.
Propter īram magnam agricolam nauta culpābat.
1. The sailor blamed the farmer because of his great anger.
2. The sailor kept blaming the great farmer on account of his anger.
3. The sailor used to blame his great anger on the farmer.
Quandō populī avārī tuam patriam in bellō superābant?
1. When did the greedy people conquer your fatherland in war?
2. When did your fatherland overwhelm the greedy people in war?
3. When will your native land of greedy people be victorious in war?
Caelum bonum vitās nautārum servābit.
1. A good sky will preserve the lives of the sailors
2. A good sky preserved the lives of the sailors.
3. The good lives of the sailors were offered to the sky.
Culpa igitur magistrōrum propter bellum in animīs populī remanēbat.
1. Blame of the masters, therefore, remained in the minds of the people, on account of the war.
2. The masters blamed the minds of the people, therefore, because of the war.
3. The minds of the people will always retain the master's blame during the war.
Verba poētae bonī bellum donum hūmānīs sunt.
1. The words of a good poet are a beautiful gift for humans.
2. Good poets give beautiful gifts of words to humans.
3. Good poets are a beautiful gift to humans with their words.
Glōriam parvus vir Rōmānīs līberīs dābit.
1. A small man will give glory to free Romans.
2. A man gives small glory to free Romans.
3. A little man used to give glory freely to the Romans.
Puella pulchra bāsia agricolae sanī laudābat.
1. The beautiful girl was praising the kisses of the healthy farmer.
2. The healthy farmer will praise the beautiful girl with kisses.
3. The healthy farmers used to praise the kisses of the beautiful girl.