The following are the correct dum clause story endings. For extra credit on the dum clause homework, you may translate all five sentences and rank your three favorite endings from 1 (highest) to 3 (lowest). 1 point per correct translation and 1 point for ranking the top 3.
If I can get a reasonable amount of rankings (at least five), I'll compile the results and post the winners. The winners will each get a bonus on the final quiz: +3 (1st place), +2 (2nd place), +1 (3rd place).
Quam celerrime venerunt adiuvandi causa. (Richard Kim)
Comprehendi eum et natavi ad litus.* (Harry Perilstein)
Cecidi. (E Howser)
Sed serius erat quam ut eum servarem. (Eliza Liu)
Meum amicum comprehendi et ex undis eum tractavi.^ (Trevor Donelly)
In the voice of the narrator: Postea, magni pisces eis vescebantur. (Shaun Espenshade)
*I would probably reorder the clauses to put the verbs at the end but this is unnecessary.
^I would drop out the eum because context would suggest the same object as the previous clause but the eum is not grammatically wrong.
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