Subordinate

Oratio obliqua and case agreement between accusative subject and subject in subordinate subjunctive

Oratio obliqua and case agreement between accusative subject and subject in subordinate subjunctive
  1. What does Oratio obliqua meaning?
  2. What are subordinate clauses in indirect statement?

What does Oratio obliqua meaning?

: discourse that is indirect : a paraphrase rather than an exact quotation.

What are subordinate clauses in indirect statement?

Indirect Statement is a form of subordinate clause, in this case "a subordinate clause which relates a thought or statement indirectly" (e.g. "He said that he was very good."). It is the opposite of direct statement, which entails quoting a person's words or ideas directly ("He said, "I am so good!").

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