Write out the Latin sentence, underline the infinitive, and circle the accusative. Then translate. Make sure you put in a THAT after the main verb in your English version.
NB The 'se' is a little accusative pronoun that refers back to the person who is doing the main verb.
eg. regina scit SE pulchra esse.
The queen knows that SHE is beautiful.
1. magister dicit liberos laborare.
2. liberi nuntiant amicos non venire.
3. Magistra Leek scit filiam pulchram esse.
4. imperator intelligit milites hostem oppugnare.
5. deae vidunt barbaros templum delere.
6. barbari clamant se iratos esse.
7. cives credunt se vias bonas non habere.
8. luna scit viros feminasque et bona et mala facere.
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