WorksheetsChapter 48: Advanced Indirect Statement
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Translate: Cornelia sperat Flaviam ad urbem ituram esse.
Cornelia hopes that Flavia went to the city.
Cornelia hoped that Flavia would go to the city.
Cornelia hopes that Flavia is coming to town.
Cornelia hopes that Flavia will go to the city.
Translate: Cornelia speravit Flaviam ad urbem ituram esse.
Cornelia hoped that Flavia had gone to the city.
Cornelia hoped that Flavia would go to the city.
Cornelia hopes that Flavia will go to the city.
Cornelia saw that Flavia had arrived at the city.
Translate: Magister dixit discipulos librum confecisse.
The teacher said that the students had finished the book.
The teacher says that the students finished the book.
The teachers say that the student will finish the book.
The teacher says that the student has finished the book.
Translate: Magister dicit discipulos librum confecisse.
The teachers said that the book was finished by the students.
The teacher says that the student will finish the book.
The teacher said that the students had finished the book.
The teacher says that the students finished the book.
Translate: I hear that Davus hurries to the country house.
Audiebam Davum ad villam festinare.
Audio Davum ad villam festinare.
Audiunt Davum ad rivum festinare.
Audio Davum ad villas festinavisse.
Translate: I heard that Davus was hurrying to the country house.
Audivi Davum ad villam festinaturum esse.
Audio Davum ad villam festinare.
Audivi Davum ad villam festinare.
Audivisti Davum ad villam festinavisse.
How is the present infinitive translate with a present vs. past tense opinion verb in indirect statement?
is/are doing (present opinion verb) vs. was/were doing (past opinion verb)
did (present opinion verb) vs. had done (past opinion verb)
will do (present opinion verb) vs. would do (past opinion verb)
How is the perfect infinitive translate with a present vs. past tense opinion verb in indirect statement?
is/are doing (present opinion verb) vs. was/were doing (past opinion verb)
did (present opinion verb) vs. had done (past opinion verb)
will do (present opinion verb) vs. would do (past opinion verb)
How is the future infinitive translate with a present vs. past tense opinion verb in indirect statement?
is/are doing (present opinion verb) vs. was/were doing (past opinion verb)
did (present opinion verb) vs. had done (past opinion verb)
will do (present opinion verb) vs. would do (past opinion verb)
How can you recognize present infinitives?
-re/e (active), -ri/i (passive and deponent)
-isse (active), -atus/a/um esse (passive and deponent)
-aturus/a/um esse (active and deponent)
How can you recognize perfect infinitives?
-re/e (active), -ri/i (passive and deponent)
-isse (active), -atus/a/um esse (passive and deponent)
-aturus/a/um esse (active and deponent)
How can you recognize future infinitives?
-re/e (active), -ri/i (passive and deponent)
-isse (active), -atus/a/um esse (passive and deponent)
-aturus/a/um esse (active and deponent)
