Indirect Question Sentences Flashcards
Sciō cūr id faciās.
I know why you do this.
Sciō cūr id fēcerīs.
I know why you did this.
Sciēbam cūr id facerēs.
I knew why you did this.
Sciēbam cūr id fēcissēs.
I knew why you had done this.
Omnēs līberī rogant ubi cēna sit.
All the children ask where/when dinner is.
Scīsne cūr aqua tam frīgida fuerit.
Do you know why the water was so cold?
Dux mīlitibus nārrābit quem hostem pugnent.
The leader will tell the soldiers what enemy they (should) fight.
Iūdex nescīvit quis iūs frēgisset.
The judge did not know who had broken the law.
Sōlus imperātor scit in quam patriam lēgātī missī sint.
The emperor alone knows/only the emperor knows into which country the envoys have been sent.
Magister umquam dicetne cūr hoc faciāmus?
Will the teacher ever say why we are doing this?
Vigilēs sciunt in quō locō fūrēs lateant.
The watchmen know in what place the thieves are hiding.
Discipulī quaerēbant quōmodo hās sententiās dīcerent.
The students asked how they say these sentences.
Dux rogāvit cuius scūta humī essent.
The leader asked whose shields were on the ground.
Volēbam scīre quibus bonī librī datī essent.
I wanted to know to whom the good books had been given.
