Indirect statement | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

0%

0 0 0

Epaphroditus explicat Paridem interfectum esse

Epaphroditus explains that Paris has been killed (Paris to have been killed)

Caesar putat hostes superatos esse

Caesar thinks that the enemies have been overpowered (to have been overcome)

Domitianus putat templum novum in foro exstructum esse

Domitian thinks that a new temple has been built in the forum (to have been built)

Agricola dicit multos hostes periisse

Agricola says that many enemies have died (many enemies to have died)

dominus scit se decipī

the master knows that he is being deceived (him to be decieved)

Catullus scribit Ciceronem bonum oratorem esse

Catullus writes that Cicero is a good orator (to be a good orator)

mater credit Sparsum bonum maritum futurum esse

the mother thinks that Sparsus is going to be a good husband (to be going to be a good husband)

Agricola dicit Caledonios in ultimis partibus Britanniae habitare

Agricola says that the Scots live in the furthest parts of Britain (to live)

Caesar credit Germanos pontem transiisse

Caesar believes that the Germans have crossed the bridge (thinks the Germans to have crossed)

puella videt canem portarī

the girl sees that the dog is being carried (sees the dog to be carried)

scio tamen paucissimos effugisse

I know, however, that very few have escaped (I know very few to have escaped)

puella scit se ā Catullo amarī

the girl knows that she is loved by Catullus (her by Catullus to be loved)

nuntius dicit hostes appropinquare

the messenger says that the enemies are approaching (the enemy to approach)

Polla scit se Sparsum nupturam esse

Polla knows that she is going to marry Sparsus (she to be going to marry Sparsus)

Agricola cognoscit Caledonios victos esse

Agricola find out that the Scots have been conquered (the Caledonios to have been conquered)

centurio narrat nuntium ē Britannia advenisse

the centurion tells that a messanger has arrived from Britain (to have arrived)

Catullus scribit puellam passerem amare

Catullus writes that his girl loves her sparrow (the girl to love the sparrow)

milites putant se Caesarem visuros esse

the soldiers think that they are about to see Caesar (they to be going to see Caesar)