37. indirect statement

animadvertō Mārtiālem pervenīre.

​ (a)   ​ (b)   that ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ (e)   .​

• I
• notice
• Martial
• is
• arriving
• was
• had
• arrived
• would
• you

animadvertō Martiālem pervēnisse.

​ (a)   ​ (b)   that ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ (e)   .​

• I
• notice
• Martial
• has
• arrived
• was
• would
• you
• had
• noticed

animadvertō Martiālem ab audītōre interpellātum esse.

I notice that ​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)   a ​ (e)   .

• Martial
• was
• interrupted
• by
• listener
• interrupts
• had been
• interrupting
• is
• because of

Match the following

• We understand that poetry has been recited by the poet.

• intellegimus poētam versūs recitāvisse.

• We understand the poet has recited his poetry.

• intellegimus versūs ā poētā recitātōs esse.

• We understand the poet is reciting his poetry.

• intellegimus poētam versūs recitāre.

Match the following

• The senators hear that the council has been summoned by Domitian.

• senātōrēs audiunt Domitiānum cōnsilium arcessere.

• The senators hear that Domitian has summoned the council.

• senātōrēs audiunt cōnsilium ā Domitiānō arcessītum esse.

• The senators hear that Domitian is summoning the council.

• senātōrēs audiunt Domitiānum cōnsilium arcessīvisse.

Match the following

• Domitian announces that the Roman soldiers have fought bravely.

• Domitiānus nūntiat Calēdoniōs ab Agricolā superātōs esse.

• Domitian announces that the Caledonians have been defeated by Agricola.

• Domitiānus nūntiat mīlitēs Rōmānōs fortiter pugnāvisse.

• Domitian announces that the Roman soldiers are fighting bravely.

• Domitiānus nūntiat mīlitēs Rōmānōs fortiter pugnāre.

Match the following

• Agricola writes that he is attacking the Caledonians.

• Agricola scrībit Calēdoniōs oppugnātōs esse.

• Agricola writes that he has attacked the Caledonians.

• Agricola scrībit sē Calēdoniōs oppugnāvisse.

• Agricola writes that the Caledonians have been attacked.

• Agricola scrībit sē Calēdoniōs oppugnāre.