Latin III, Stage 37, Perfect Active/Passive Infinitive Practice

Agricola in epistulā Domitiānō nūntiat sē prope montem Graupium exercitum Rōmānum (a)   [instruō, -ere].

Agricola in epistulā Domitiānō nūntiat sē prope montem Graupium exercitum Rōmānum instruxisse.

Translation: "Agricola annnounces to Domitian in his letter that he (a)   the Roman army near Mt. Graupius."

Agricola explicat Calēdoniōs ab exercitū Rōmānō (a)   . [superō, -āre].

Agricola explicat Calēdoniōs ab exercitū Rōmānō superātōs esse.

Translation: "Agricola explains that the Scots (a)   by the Roman army."

Agricola scit sē magnam victōriam (a)   [referō, referre].

Agricola scit sē magnam victōriam rettulisse.

Translation: "Agricola knows that he (a)   a great victory."

Explōrātōrēs affirmant uxōrēs ā superstitibus (a)   [occīdō, -ere].

Explōrātōrēs affirmant uxōrēs ā superstitibus occīsās esse.

Translation: "The scouts declare that the wives (a)   by the survivors."

Agricola scrībit nūntiōs ab aliīs gentibus (a)   [mittō] quī pācem petant.

Agricola scrībit nūntiōs ab aliīs gentibus missōs esse quī pācem petant.

Translation: "Agricola writes that messengers (a)   by the other tribes in order that they may seek peace."