25.10: Translation

Nescīvērunt nautam vīdisse nāvem.
1. They did not know that the ship had been seen by the sailor.
2. They did not know that the sailor had seen the ship.
3. They do not know that the ship was seen by the sailor.
Spērō magistrum multa doctūrum esse.
1. I hope that the teacher will be taught many things.
2. I hope that the teacher will teach many things.
3. I hope that many things will be taught to the teacher.
Paucī putant Cicerōnem sapientem fuisse.
1. Few think that Cicero was wise.
2. Few think that Cicero is wise.
3. Few think that Circero will be wise.
Spērāvimus tē litterās ad patrem bonum scrīpsisse.
1. We hoped that you had written a letter to your kind father.
2. We hoped that you will write a letter to your kind father.
3. We hoped that a letter to your kind father had been written by you.
Audīvit scelera gravia ab amīcō commissa esse.
1. Serious crimes were heard to have been commited by a friend.
2. He heard that serious crimes had been committed by his friend.
3. He heard that had committed serious crimes for his friend.