Indirect Statement Practice

Choose the meaning of the following verb of the head:

dico, dicere, dixi, dictus

• to think

• to say

• to point out

• to hear

Choose the meaning of the following verb of the head:

cogito, cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus

• to think

• to say

• to point out

• to hear

Choose the meaning of the following verb of the head:

audio, audire, audivi, auditus

• to think

• to say

• to point out

• to hear

Choose the meaning of the following verb of the head:

narro, narrare, narravi, narratus

• to announce, to report

• to learn

• to teach

• to say, to tell

Find the verb of the head in the following Latin sentence:

Audio Cornelium ad Curiam festinare.

• audio

• Cornelium

• festinare

Find the subject accusative in the following Latin sentence:

Audio Cornelium ad Curiam festinare.

• audio

• Cornelium

• festinare

Find the infinitive in the following Latin sentence:

Audio Cornelium ad Curiam festinare.

• audio

• Cornelium

• festinare

Which is the best translation of the following sentence?

Audio Cornelium ad Curiam festinare.

audio, audire- to hear

Cornelius- Cornelius

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Curia- Senate House

festino, are- to hurry

• Cornelius is hurrying to the Senate House.

• I hear that Cornelius is hurrying to the Senate House.

• Cornelius hears that he should hurry to the Senate House.

Find the verb of the head in the following Latin sentence:

Magistra scit discipulos laborare strenue.

magistra- teacher

scio, scire- to know

discipulos- students

laboro, are- to work

strenue- hard

• magistra

• scit

• discipulos

• laborare

Find the subject accusative in the following Latin sentence:

Magistra scit discipulos laborare strenue.

magistra- teacher

scio, scire- to know

discipulos- students

laboro, are- to work

strenue- hard

• magistra

• scit

• discipulos

• laborare