LNM1 Chapters 7-9 Review: Exercise 3 - Indirect Statements
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Change the direct statements into indirect statements.
Translate the indirect statements.
Example: Pulchram mulierem amō. Catullus dicit __________
Catullus dīcit sē pulchram mulierem amāre. Catullus says that he loves a beautiful woman.
Passer est dēliciae mulieris.
Poēta dīcit __________
Translate: Poēta dīcit __________
of
the pet
the poet
says that
the woman
is
the sparrow
Verba senum sevērōrum ūnīus assis aestimō.
Catullus sentit __________
Translate: Catullus sentit __________
the words
for
he does not care a bit
Catullus
feels that
the severe old men
of
Amor semper vincit.
Catullus scit __________
Translate: Catullus scit __________
always
Catullus
love
knows that
wins
nāvis, nāvis, f. – ship
Graecus, Graecī, m. – Greek
Nāvēs Graecōs servāre possunt.
Pӯthia scit __________
Translate: Pӯthia scit __________
knows that
the ships
the Greeks
can
Pythia
save
Verba Pӯthiae intellegō.
Themistoclēs sentit __________
Translate: Themistoclēs sentit __________
feels that
the words
of
Pythia
he understands
Themistocles
Graecī nāvigāre dēbent.
Themistoclēs scit __________
Translate: Themistoclēs scit __________
the Greeks
to sail
Themistocles
ought
knows that
Catilīna mortem cīvium petit.
Cicero intellegit __________
Translate: Cicero intellegit __________
Cicero
understands that
of
seeks
the citizens
Catiline
the death
Rōma ā Catilīnā līberārī dēbet.
Cicero scit __________
Translate: Cicero scit __________
Cicero
from
Catiline
knows that
Rome
ought
to be freed
Cōnsul pācem servāre potest.
Hominēs audiunt __________
Translate: Hominēs audiunt __________
hear that
People
can
the peace
the consul
save