Each of the short Latin sentences below is followed by a verb of saying, telling, reporting, feeling, etc. Change the short direct statement to the indirect form following the verb of saying etc. by rewriting the subject (noun or pronoun) and the verb in the correct forms (leaving out final punctuation).
Example:
"duos annos carmina scripsi." Quintus dixit Answer: se scripsisse (use se since Quintus was already subject of the main verb but, as the implied ego of scripsi, it is subject of the infinitive and refers back to the subject of the main verb.
"fessus est!" Vergilius dixit Answer: eum esse (since Vergilius is referring to someone else, the third-person subject of the main verb, use eum; since the time is the same time as the main verb, use present infinitive).
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