| Prompt | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1. "when I was a soldier iIN CAMPANIA, I often visited the city. |
1. IN CAMPANIA
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| 2. AFTER DINNER I want to show your bedroom to you." |
2. POST CENAM
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| 3. definition of : a |
3. away from/from
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| 4. definition of : ab |
4. away from/from
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| 5. definition of : ad |
5. to/toward/towards
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| 6. definition of : apud |
6. at the house of/with
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| 7. definition of : circum |
7. around
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| 8. definition of : cum |
8. with
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| 9. definition of : de |
9. about/down from
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| 10. definition of : e |
10. from/out of
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| 11. definition of : ex |
11. from/out of
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| 12. definition of : in (+ accusative) |
12. into
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| 13. definition of : in (+ablative) |
13. at/in/on
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| 14. definition of : per |
14. along/through
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| 15. definition of : pro |
15. for/in front of/in place of/on behalf of
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| 16. definition of : prope |
16. near
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| 17. definition of : sine |
17. without
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| 18. definition of : sub |
18. under
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| 19. everyday you were coming TO ME |
19. ad me
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| 20. I was wanting to stay IN THE CITY |
20. in urbe
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| 21. IN IT are a little chest and a small candelabra." |
21. in eo
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| 22. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative: in villa |
22. ablative
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| 23. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? circum montes |
23. accusative
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| 24. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? cum puella |
24. ablative
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| 25. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? ad pontem |
25. accusative
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| 26. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? ad puellam |
26. accusative
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| 27. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? apud villam |
27. accusative
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| 28. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? de monte |
28. ablative
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| 29. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? ex aqua |
29. ablative
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| 30. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? in caelo |
30. ablative
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| 31. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? in montibus |
31. ablative
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| 32. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? in urbem |
32. accusative
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| 33. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? in villam |
33. accusative
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| 34. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? per urbes |
34. accusative
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| 35. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? pro puella |
35. ablative
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| 36. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? prope puerum |
36. accusative
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| 37. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? sine amicis |
37. ablative
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| 38. Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? sub signo |
38. ablative
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| 39. It is not right to live WITHOUT FRIENDS. |
39. sine amicis
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| 40. Rufilla is sitting IN THE BEDROOM |
40. In cubiculo
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| 41. Rufilla speaks ABOUT QUINTUS |
41. de Quinto
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| 42. Rufilla turned herself TOWARD QUINTUS |
42. ad Quintum
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| 43. Salvius led Quintus into the study here Rufilla was sitting. |
43. in tablinum
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| 44. Salvius, after Quintus ate dinner, was asking ABOUT THE CITY of Pompeii. |
44. de urbe
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| 45. she burst into tears. (lacrima= tear) |
45. in lacrimas
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| 46. she sent the hairdressers OUT OF THE BEDROOM |
46. ex cubiculo
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| 47. Suddenly Domitilla made a plan and then very quickly hurried TO THE KITCHEN |
47. ad culinam
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| 48. The slavegirl WITH THE COOK returned. |
48. cum coquo
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| 49. This house is far AWAY FROM THE CITY |
49. ab urbe
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| 50. Two hairdressers stand NEAR HER and arrange her hair. |
50. prope eam
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