Chapter 24, Drill a: Practice creating result clauses.
Each sentence has a main clause in Latin with an English clause in parentheses. Provide the Latin for that result clause. Use the same word order as in English for ease in matching the computerized answer.
Note that sequence of tenses is often not followed, sometimes
because of the logic of the sentence.
Examples: magister pueros totiens punit (that the children are complaining).
Answer: ut pueri querantur
Horatius tanta officia habebat (that he did not have enough time).
Answer: ut non satis temporis haberet