Exercise 22 (direct & indirect speech)

Exercise 22 (direct & indirect speech)

Please attempt all questions.

1. 

Translate the following sentence: dixeratis Ciceronem Brutum gladio necavisse.

2. 

Translate the following sentence: dicit aegros nautas fabulam audisse.

3. 

Translate the following sentence: dixi, “pontes nautae facient.”

4. 

Translate the following sentence: sciebant puellas multas venturas esse.

5. 

Translate the following sentence: dicimus agricolas in via visos esse.

6. 

Translate the following sentence: canes mordere nautas dicebant.

7. 

Translate the following sentence: dicebas Ciceronem esse stultum.

8. 

Translate the following sentence: Cicero dicit servum libros domini amare.

9. 

Translate the following sentence: speratis uxorem Caesaris venturam esse.

10. 

Translate the following sentence: diximus agricolas in via visos esse.

11. 

Translate the following sentence: agricola dixit, “Cassius et Brutus Caesarem necaverunt.”

12. 

Translate the following sentence: putabat servum a regina amari.

13. 

Translate the following sentence: Caesar Ciceroni dicebat milites nocte pontem transituros.

14. 

Translate the following sentence: Caesar bellum milites amare dixit.

15. 

Translate the following sentence: Caesar dixit, “nautae adiuvabunt reginam.”

16. 

Translate the following sentence: puto Caesarem fortem esse.

17. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: We know that farmers are greedy.

18. 

Translate the following sentence: dixisti nautam agricolam moniturum esse.

19. 

Choose the correct forms for the gaps: (Original words = “Brutus is stupid”) Caesar dixit Brutum stultum ...

20. 

Translate the following sentence into Latin: The citizens knew that Brutus had killed Caesar.