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1. Roma videmus
-Here, Rome would need to be in the accusative case since it is the direct object. The correct word would be <em>Romam.</em>
2. Romani viae visito
-Visito is first person meaning "I visit." The correct word would be <em>visitant.</em>
-Again, you need to use the accusative case for direct objects. The correct word here would be <em>vias.</em>
3. Romani pugnae spectabimus
-Spectabimus translates to "We will watch." The correct word would have been <em>spectabunt.</em>
-Again, battles needs to be in the accusative case since it is being watched. The correct word would be <em>pugnas.</em>
Hope this helps.
Hello!
your answer should be “B”
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What do the signs for "in-law," "nephew" and "divorced" have in common? They all incorporate a letter shape into the sign somehow.
There's a MAJOR chance this is incorrect but this may say "cautionary wind". If wrong I'll check again
Can you translate to English please
