Infinitives and Infinitive Clauses

Indirect Statements - KEY

1. Eucleides says that the game is the best.
2. I know that Cornelius is a Roman senator.
3. We know that Cornelia is a Roman girl.
4. I think that Sextus is a rash (headstrong) boy.
5. I heard that Corenelia went to the shop.
6. I see that the path (road) is long.
7. We thought that the slaves worked in the fields.
8. He/she was hearing that the slaves were shouting in the kitchen.
9. I believe (perceive) that Aurelia is going into the city.
10. They said that Marcus was sleeping.

Did you get the English translation of the infinitive in the correct tense? Did it correspond with the primary verb of saying, knowing, thinking or perceiving?

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