Latin 4_Chapter 46_Basic Indirect Statement

Form: fem, sing, acc (woman)

• feminas

• feminam

• feminem

• feminum

Form: neut, pl, nom (names)

• nomenibus

• nominae

• nomen

• nomina

Form: masc, sing, acc (day)

• dierum

• dies

• diem

• diei

Form: to receive

• recipere

• recipi

• recipire

• recipio

Form: to be carried

• ferre

• portare

• portari

• porta

Form: to try

• conari

• conare

• conatus

• conire

Find the signals for indirect statement: Eucleides putat hunc ludum esse optimum.

• putat. . .optimum. . .est

• putat. . .ludum. . .esse

• putat. . .hunc. . .optimum

• Eucleides. . .ludum. . .esse

Translate: Eucleides putat hunc ludum esse optimum.

• Eucleides considers the game to be great.

• Eucleides knows the game is good.

• Eucleides thought that this game was the best.

• Eucleides thinks that this game is the best.

Find the signals for indirect statement: Audio Cornelium canem non iam habere.

• audio. . .Cornelium. . .habere

• audio. . .canem. . .habere

• Cornelium. . .iam. . .habere

• audio. . .canem. . .iam

Translate: Audio Cornelium canem non iam habere.

• He hears that the dog doesn't belong to Cornelius.

• I hear that Cornelius does not have dogs.

• I hear that Cornelius no longer has a dog.

• I heard that Cornelius no longer had a dog.