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Strythio cognoscere voluit quid accidisset. (cognoscere - find out)
Strythio wanted to find out what had happened. (plup)
iuvenis dicere nolebat cur extra castra lateret. (lateret from latet)
the young man didn't want to say why he was laying hidden outside the military camp. (imp)
cum equites corpus Dumnorigis inspicerent, Quintus, graviter vulneratus, magna cum difficultate effugit.
While the horsemen were inspecting the body of Dumnorix, Quintus, seriously wounded, escaped with great difficulty (imp)
Agricola cognoscere voluit num Britanni cives Romanos interfecissent. (cognoscere - find out)
Agricola wanted to find out whether the British had killed Roman citizens. (plup)
Cum Strythio portam aperuisset, Modestus rursus haesitavit.
When S had opened the gate, M hesitated again. (plup)
Strythio, cum portam clausisset, Modestum territum rogavit quid accidisset.
Strythio, when he had shut the gate, asked the terrified Modestus what had happened. (plup)
Modestus erat anxius quod nesciebat cur Strythio abesset.
Modestus was anxious b/c he didn't know why Strythio was away. (imp)
poeta nos iussit ut taceamus.
The poet ordered us to be quiet. (pres)
multi cives adsunt ut poetam notissimum recitantem audiant.
Many citizens are there so that they can hear the very famous poet reciting. (pres.)
plurimi spectatores ad amphitheatrum festinant ut gladiatores pugnantes spectent.
very many spectators hurry to the amphitheater so that they can watch the gladiators fighting. (pres.)
minime, poeta optime scit quare Sabidum non amet.
no, the poet knows very well why he does not like Sabidus. (pres)
plurimi spectatores ad amphitheatrum festinabant ut gladiatores pugnantes spectarent.
very many spectatores were hurrying to the amphitheater so that they could see the gladiators fighting. (imp)
