Cum autem pauci nobiles eis abundarent, plebi miserae nihil earum datum esset, civitas mãgnã seditione perturbata est.

das wäre meine Lösung

HS civitas …. Perturbata est

> NS 1 cum Satz

und plebi miserae nihil earum datum esset weiß ich nicht

Als Lösung habe ich AB ist 13,1 m

Audiumus ,oppidum vestrum defendi non potuisse.

Wir hören , dass eure Stadt nicht verteidigt werden könnte .

,,defendi,, ist Inf. Präsens Passiv also Gleichzeitig

aber,, posuisse,, ist Inf. Perfekt Aktiv also Vorzeitig

Ist dann meine Übersetzung richtig ?

Lovem omnes deos deasque in Olympum vocavisse, deam Discordiam solam vocatam non esse audivimus .

I Hello everyone.For those who don’t know me, i would like to introduce myself.My name is linda .I have structured my talk as follows.First of all, i would like to seize this opportunity to describe the picture.After that i will answer the questions .Moreover, before we get to the end, i will explain if (…….)

It’s a coloured photo which shows a man who is looking at the sea . Let’s have a closer look .At the bottom i can see a handbag. On the right side there is a bicycle .The photo is dominated by a man who is sitting on a wooden bench .Additionally ,he has got a white hat and he is wearing a very causal blue T-shirt and a dark short .We can’t see the expression on his face because the picture is taken from behind .In the middle of the picture we can see the sea .There are many wales .In the background there are some colourful houses which look very different in comparison with the houses in German .behind the houses i can see a green landscape and a patch of sky. . Because of the clothes , i suppose it’s summer time .judging by the fact that he enjoy the landscape i think he is natural smart .All and all i like the picture because it reminds me of my holidays .

Achtet nicht auf Rechtschreibung

Ist Riesigkeit ein Wort was man verwenden kann ?

pink =Verb , blau = Kopfverben bzw. Lokomotive , grün = Akkusativ

Quintus matrem in villa sedere videt .

it was the club in which we go .

Ist which mit eine Präposition immer ein relative clause oder ein contact clause?