Practice of Sentence Translation

1. The women are walking in the street.
2. Will the women walk in the street?
3. The women were not walking in the street.
4. Is she the queen on the island?
5. She was not the queen on the island but will be.
6. Do you have money? We do not have it.
7. Do you have money? I do not have it.
8. You will have both money and fame.
9. We had money but you had fame.

I.
1. The sailor fears the punishment of the queen in the country.
2. The poet does not choose money and fame.
3. We have the poet's money.
4. Will the queen give money to the poets?
5. We chose to see the queen of the island with the crowd of sailors.
6. For the women will crown the poets with crowns.
7. You were watching the women in the streets, but you were not shouting about their beauty. You will be given punishments.
8. The poets chose the queen of the country from the crowd of women.
9. The poets care about punishment.
10. I will be afraid to see torches in the street.
11. Do you see torhes on the island?
12. Do you see the crowd of women on the island (did you see)?
13. I am walking with the poet from the port in the street (I was walking)?
14. The poets fear both punishment and fame.
15. I will be pushed into the streets by the crowd.
16. The sailors were terrifying the women with torches.
17. a) You will give both money and crowns to the poets.
b) You will give poets both from money and from crowns.
18.Will you be (were you, had you, are you) on the island with the queen?
19. The women are beautiful and famous to the sailors; the women are beautiful and famous to the sailors.
20. The punishment of the sailors was the care of the queen.
21. Did you choose to see the queen's crown?
22. The queens have care about the country.
23. For the sailor did not choose to give punishment.
24. We walk from the water.
25. The country is an island of poets.
26. She had the island to be a country.
27. She cared to see the torches of the country for the sailors.

III.
The poet tells a story about a queen and sailor. The queen goes out from the country with a crowd of inhabitants and approaches to Africa. There she was building a new country, but she was not afraid. Suddenly a sailor with a crowd of inhabitants and of women from the country of Troy approaches to the queen's country. In Africa they stayed for a long time. The queen loved the sailor and the sailor the queen. For fame was not a care of the queen. Finally the sailor abandons the queen and the queen life.