Match the Latin verbs in the passive voice with their English translations: turbārī | to be disturbed, inclūdī | to be seized, comprehendī | to be enclosed, coniicī | to be thrown. Match the Latin verbs in the passive voice with their English translations: turbārī | to be disturbed, inclūdī | to be seized, comprehendī | to be enclosed, coniicī | to be thrown.
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The question is asking us to match Latin verbs in the passive voice with their correct English translations.
Answer
turbārī: to be disturbed, inclūdī: to be enclosed, comprehendī: to be seized, coniicī: to be thrown.
turbārī: to be disturbed, inclūdī: to be enclosed, comprehendī: to be seized, coniicī: to be thrown.
Answer for screen readers
turbārī: to be disturbed, inclūdī: to be enclosed, comprehendī: to be seized, coniicī: to be thrown.
More Information
In Latin, the passive voice is used when the action is being done to the subject. Matching the verbs with their English translations requires understanding of passive endings and possible meanings of the roots of the verbs.
Tips
Avoid directly translating based on similar-looking words (false cognates) and focus on the verb roots for an accurate match.
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