Worksheetsindirect statements
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which is an indirect statement?
He says that he scatters the dragon’s teeth on the land.
“He scatters dragon’s teeth on the land”
English uses the word - - (specifically a subordinate conjunction) to introduce an indirect statement
(a)
To form an indirect statement in Latin, which TWO are components
"ille" that
subject accusative
infinitive
subjunctive verb
ablative of agent
Perseus dīcit sē dracōnis dentēs in terrā spargere. Who scattered the teeth?
Perseus
some other dude
unknown
Identify the tense and voice: ductūrus esse
active
passive
present
perfect
future
Identify the tense and voice: audīrī
active
passive
present
perfect
future
Label the elements on an indirect statement: Diviciacus says that Dis is the god of night
direct object
participle
subjunctive verb
predicate
head verb
subject accusative
infinitive
Label the head verbs
circumspectare
loqui
pulsare
spirare
sentire
sperare
audire
Māter crēdit multa ōscula īnfantī danda esse. hint - gerundive
must be given
are being given
will be given
had been given
Prōpōnis amōrem hunc nostrum perpetuum fore.
will be
must be
might be
let it be
Puto me Ciceronem in foro VIDISSE.
saw
will see
sees
can see
Ille nauta dīcit sē heri advēnisse.
he
they
you
she
Audīvimus Claudium post vēla latēre.
was hiding
must hide
would hide
had hidden
Nōs gladiātōrem omnēs virōs superatūrum esse putāvimus.
would defeat
had defeated
will be defeated
is defeating
Fīliae dīxērunt sē mūsicam in theātrō audīvisse.
had heard
will hear
were hearing
hear
Pandōra putāvit dōnum sibi ēmptum esse.
had been bought
is being bought
was buying
has bought
Cicerō putābat sē optimum ōrātōrem esse.
was
would be
had been
have been
Nympha sentiēbat sē mūtārī in flūmen.
was being changed
is being changed
had been changed
will be changed
Gāius et Tiberius, fīliī Cornēliae, cōnstituērunt sē auxilium cīvibus datūrōs esse.
they would give
she will give
they will be given
they had been given
Cōnspīrātōrēs dīxērunt _____ esse virum pessimum.
Cicerōnem
Cicerō
Cicerōnis
Cicerōne
Cleopatra dīxit Antōnium necātum esse.
had been killed
will be killed
had killed
has killed
