Livy - Aeneas Indirect Statements

coquus dīxit sē cēnam parāvisse.

• I

• you

• he

coquus dīxit sē cēnam parāvisse.

• will prepare

• prepared

• had prepared

māter putāvit sē puerōs laudāvisse.

• I

• you

• she

māter putāvit sē puerōs laudāvisse.

• praises

• was praising

• had praised

Indirect Statements include the English word:

• that

• than

• which

dūcēs sperāvērunt mīlitēs barbarōs vīcisse.

• hope

• will hope

• hoped

dūcēs sperāvērunt mīlitēs barbarōs vīcisse.

• that the soldiers had conquered the barbarians

• with the soldiers conquering the barbarians

• which soldiers have been conquered by barbarians

senatōrēs crēdidērunt hostēs urbem oppugnāvisse.

• were believing

• believed

• had believed

senatōrēs crēdidērunt hostēs urbem oppugnāvisse.

• the enemies to have attacked the city

• that the enemies had attacked the city

• than the enemies attacking the city

An infinitive that ends in -isse is in the _____ tense.

• present

• perfect

• future