Latin IV 23-24: Ind. Commands vs Statements vs Questions

Audio te crustula fecisse.

This sentence contains a:

• indirect command

• indirect statement

• indirect question

Oro ut crustula facias. (oro, -are, -avi, -avi, 1, "to beg")

This sentence contains a:

• indirect command

• indirect statement

• indirect question

Rogo cur crustula facias.

This sentence contains a:

• indirect command

• indirect statement

• indirect question

Iussimus ut crustula faceretis.

This sentence contains a:

• indirect command

• indirect statement

• indirect question

Nescio quo illa crustula celentur. (celo, -are, -avi, -atus, 1, "to hide")

This sentence contains a:

• indirect command

• indirect statement

• indirect question

Scio quanta crustula consumant. (consumo, -ere, consumpsi, 3, "to eat")

This sentence contains a:

• indirect command

• indirect statement

• indirect question

Mirabar in qua culina crustula fecisses. (miror, mirari, miratus sum, 1, "to wonder)

This sentence contains a:

• indirect command

• indirect statement

• indirect question

Which of the following is always true about indirect statements?

• Indirect statements use an infinitive

• Indirect statements use the conjunction ut

• Indirect statements use the subjunctive mood

Which of the following is always true about indirect commands?

• Indirect commands use an infinitive

• Indirect commands use the conjunction ut

• Indirect commands use the subjunctive mood

• Indirect commands start with a verb meaning "to order"

Which of the following is always true about indirect questions?

• Indirect questions use an infinitive

• Indirect questions use the conjunction ut

• Indirect questions use the subjunctive mood

• Indirect questions start with a verb meaning "to ask"

• Indirect questions include an interrogative word like quid, quo, cur, or quantum