Exercise 9: Lessons 37-38
Time -- Place -- Characteristic -- Dative of Reference
I Synopses:
II Translate into Latin (relative clauses of characteristic, dative of reference, expressions of time and place):
1. Is there anyone who could endure such great labors for twelve years?
2. Is there nothing which you would not say in order to avoid your duty?
3. The ancients (you know) were accustomed to do certain things that we do not do.
4. Do you know anyone who will be able to save the state?
5. Do you (pl.) realize what you are doing?
6. (To my mind) she is the sort of person who would study literature.
7. Are you accustomed to read all day [= "the whole day"] every day?
8. Let us go, therefore, out of the city, in which it is not even permitted to us to speak freely.
9. Is our consul the sort of person who would be able to persuade the senate to kill those men on account of their crimes against the state?
10. No one is so old that he [relative result clause, use subjunctive], for your information, would not want to live for one year.