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tuarum.

Dudum habitabam (tempus A while ago I lived in the city

infectum) in urbe (urbs, f) but now I live in the

sed nunc ruri habito. countryside.

Nota: Note:
domi at home
humi ruri on the ground
Romae in the country at
Rome;
without preposition also with
the name of city or small
island

Aliter: Otherwise:
in Britanniam (Britannia, f) to Britain
de monte (mons, m) from the mountain

{8:1} Cum autem {8:1} And when he had

descendisset (subjunctiuus) de descended from the mountain,

monte, Matthæus Matthew

Tempus infectum Imperfect
Modus subjunctiuus Subjunctive (mood)

Evasi ab incendio I escaped from the fire.
(incendium, n) Note: Latin perfect tense
is often translated using
the English past tense.

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