Infinitives and indirect state

Amare est bonum

Amare here is called the:

• infinitive in an indrect statement

• complementary infinitive

• object infintive

• subject infinitive

Iulus dixit patrem multos annos navigavisse.

• is sailing
• had sailed
• will sail
• will have sailed

We thought she was planning to escape

• ea
• eam
• is
• eum

We thought they were intending to escape

• fugituros esse

• eos fugituros esse

• fugituri esse

• fugient

Putasne Caesarem ______________

• captus esse
• captum esse
• cepisse
• captos esse

Caesar iter facere in Aegyptum _________

• cupit
• cupivisse
• cupere
• cupiturum esse

He knew that he (another) would be punished for his crime.

• ipsum
• eum
• se
• eam

I said that I had sung

• cantavi
• me cantavisse
• cantavisse
• me canturum/am esse

nobis nuntiatum est Carthaginem a Romanis oppugnatam esse.

• We announced that Carthage was destroyed by the Romans
• We announced to the Carthaginians that Rome had been attacked.
• It has been announced to us by the Romans that Carthage is being  attacked
• It has been announced to us that Carthage has been attacked by the Romans