Translate the following sentence: dixisti nautam agricolam moniturum esse.

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

Translate the following sentence: scit servos dominum audire.

Translate the following sentence: Brutus Ciceronem in urbem cum militibus ambulavisse audiebat.

Translate the following sentence: scivimus multos milites saevos fuisse.

Translate the following sentence into Latin: The sailors heard that the Romans were leaving.

Choose the correct forms for the gaps: (Original words = “Brutus has killed Caesar.”) Caesar dixit Brutum Caesarem ...

Translate the following sentence: dixerunt nautam servo canem dedisse.

Translate the following sentence: nautae dixerunt, “Cleopatra Antonium amat.”

Translate the following sentence: Caesar dixit, “servus libros amat.”

Translate the following sentence: dixisti, “Caesar multos libros de Gallis scripsit.”

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

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

Translate the following sentence into Latin: You (sing.) know that the Romans have left.

Translate the following sentence: audiverat Caesar servos libros amare.

Translate the following sentence: dixeratis Ciceronem Brutum gladio necavisse.

Translate the following sentence: dicebas Ciceronem esse stultum.

Translate the following sentence: Caesar dixit, “consules monuerunt Romanos.”

Translate the following sentence: dicunt se puellas adiuturos esse.

Translate the following sentence into Latin: I thought that Caesar would help the Gauls.