Beginners: North and Hillard, Exercise E

Factitive verbs; verbs govern two acc.

• 1. He killed himself with his own sword.



• 2. He has a garden which was given him by his friend.



• 3. He bought the house for himself and his wife.



• 4. I have never seen him himself, but I have seen his children.



• 5. His children ask him for bread, which he cannot give them.



• 6. He has given his children the bread which they asked him for.



• 7. They have ships and sailors, but they have not many harbours.



• 8. He wished to conceal his opinion from me, but I asked his friends.



• 9. You Gauls fear Caesar and his army.



• 10. He led his army against the Gauls, and took their camp.



• 11. The citizens themselves wished to make him consul.



• 12. We have many friends, whom we do not often see.



• 13. I myself will give you his sword.



• 14. We ourselves have many ships.



• 15. He himself gave me his sword.



• 16. I killed him, because he wished to make himself king.



• 17. I had many friends once, but now I have few.



• 18. I asked you for their bread.



• 19. They gave us their sailors and ships.



• 20. We ourselves have been taught many things by him.