Translate: Putat sororem amāre fābulam nautae.

She thinks the sister loves the story of the sailor.

Translate: Cōgitat āthlētās habitāre in agrīs.

He thinks the athletes live in the fields.

Translate: Videō passerem esse in gremiō dominae.

I see the sparrow is in the mistress' lap.

Translate: Domina et senex putant pacem esse in terrā.

The old man and mistress think there is peace in the land.

Translate: Lupae praeclarum poētam in viā expectant.

The wolves expect the famous poet on the road.

Translate: Senex putat sē poētam esse.

The old man thinks he is a poet.

Translate: Puer putat fīliās esse domī.

The boy thinks the daughters are at home.

Translate: Nautae nārrant sē amāre puellās.

The sailors report that they love the girls.

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1
Translate: Putat sororem amāre fābulam nautae.
She thinks the sister loves the story of the sailor.
The sister thinks she loved the sailor's stories.
I think the sister loves the sailor's story.
He thinks the girl loves the story of the sailors.
2
Translate: Cōgitat āthlētās habitāre in agrīs.
He thinks he owns the athletes and the fields.
I think there are athletes in the field.
He thinks the athletes live in the fields.
She thinks the athletes have fields.
3
Translate: Videō passerem esse in gremiō dominae.
I think the sparrow is in the lap of the mistress.
I see the sparrow in the eye of the mistress.
I see the sparrow is in the mistress' lap.
I saw the mistress and the sparrow.
4
Translate: Domina et senex putant pacem esse in terrā.
The mistress & old man think peace is good in the land.
The mistress and old man think peace is found in war.
The old man and mistress think there is peace in the land.
The old man and mistress think Latin is a great language.
5
Translate: Lupae praeclarum poētam in viā expectant.
The wolf awaits the famous poets on the road.
The wolves think the famous poet is on the road.
The famous poet on the road sees the wolves.
The wolves expect the famous poet on the road.
6
Translate: Senex putat sē poētam esse.
The old man thinks he is a poet.
The old man claims to be a famous poet.
The old man tells [that] he is a poet.
The old man is a poet.
7
Translate: Puer putat fīliās esse domī.
The boys and girls are at home.
The boy thinks the girls are home.
He thinks the son and daughter are at home.
The boy thinks the daughters are at home.
8
Translate: Nautae nārrant sē amāre puellās.
The sailors think they themselves love the girls.
The sailors say that the girls love them.
The girls are loved by the sailors.
The sailors report that they love the girls.

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