In Latin, indirect speech (also known as reported or indirect discourse) is a way of expressing what someone else has said or thought without quoting their exact words. This construction typically involves a shift in the grammatical structure and often changes the mood of the verb. **Key Features of Latin Indirect Speech:** 1. **Use of Infinitives:** In indirect speech, the verbs are commonly replaced with infinitives.
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