What is 'indirect statement' in Latin and how is it constructed?
What verbs commonly introduce indirect statement in Latin?
Translate: 'Dīcō puerum bonum esse.'
Translate: 'Putō hostēs victōs esse.'
Translate: 'Rēx scit mīlitēs fortēs esse.'
How do you choose which infinitive tense to use in indirect statement?
Compare English 'that' clauses with Latin indirect statement.
Why is Latin indirect statement considered one of the trickiest constructions for English speakers?