Chapter 35, Drill e: Practice turning an English verb phrase into a correct Latin verb phrase.

In the following Latin sentences, translate into correct Latin the English verb phrase in parentheses. Use subjunctive or indicative as appropriate, with ut or ne or cum if needed, as well as any pronoun or other element needed.

Example:
legatus iuvenibus imperavit (to work) diligenter. Answer: ut laboraret, because it is a command expressed indirectly.

1. centurio militibus persuasit (not to linger).
2. centurio, (when he was punishing) militem, ceteros conspexit.
3. milites tela iaciebant (in order to be) periti.
4. legatus centuriones iussit (to teach) disciplinam militarem. [use doceo]
5. legati militibus imperaverunt (not to turn) terga.
6. milites opera faciebant (to fortify) castra. [use munio, munire, munivi, munitum]
7. tribunus militum militibus imperavit (to take care of themselves).
8. (Let's demand) disciplinam!
9. magister nobis imperat (to work) diligenter .
10. vos iussi (not to linger).
11. tela, (when they were being thrown), per auras volebant. [use iacio]
12. Octavianus agros corripuit (to give) eos militibus.
13. legati milites rogaverunt (to carry) tela manibus. [use fero]
14. vos impero (to be warned).
15. Cicero orabant partes (not to overthrow) rempublicam. [use everto]
16. centurio milites vetuit (to idle).

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