Asked by Latin II
Write the correct form of ipse as it would be translated in the sentence.
1) The Roman boys themselves were accompanied to school by a paedagogus
2) I saw the girls themselves in the Forum Romanum.
3) I give heartiest accolades to Caesar himself.
4) By the work (neuter)itself of Augustus, the Pax Romana began to flourish.
5) The work of the Romans themselves laid many of the foundations of our society.
1) The Roman boys themselves were accompanied to school by a paedagogus
2) I saw the girls themselves in the Forum Romanum.
3) I give heartiest accolades to Caesar himself.
4) By the work (neuter)itself of Augustus, the Pax Romana began to flourish.
5) The work of the Romans themselves laid many of the foundations of our society.
Answers
Answered by
Latin II
My answers:
1) ipsi
2) ipsas
3) ipso
4) ipso
5) ipsorum
1) ipsi
2) ipsas
3) ipso
4) ipso
5) ipsorum
Answered by
Writeacher
1, 2, 4, and 5 are correct.
I think 3 is probably correct, too, but it depends on which preposition is used.
I think 3 is probably correct, too, but it depends on which preposition is used.
Answered by
hlsml
1. ipsi
2. ipsas
3. ipsi
4. ipso
5. ipsorum
5/5 correct, 100%
2. ipsas
3. ipsi
4. ipso
5. ipsorum
5/5 correct, 100%
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