purpose clauses

What two words introduce a purpose clause in Latin?

• ut, non

• ut, ne

• ne, quod

• ut, quod

What two tenses of the subjunctive are used in purpose clauses in Latin?

• perfect, imperfect

• present, perfect

• present, imperfect

• imperfect, pluperfect

Vir scelestus currit ut fugiat.

• The wicked man is running so that he may escape.

• The wicked man is running so that he not escape.

• The wicked man was running so that he might escape.

• The wicked man escapes so that he runs.

Liberi festinaverunt ad Circum ut aurigas spectarent.

• The children hurry to the Circus so that the charioteers may be looked at.

• The children hurry to the Circus so that they may look at the charioteers.

• The children hurried to the Circus so that they might look at the charioteers.

• The children hurried to the Circus so that the charioteers might be looked at.

Puellae in agris ambulant ut flores colligant.

• The girls walked in the fields so that flowers might be collected.

• The girls walk in the fields so that the flowers may be collected.

• The girls walked in the fields so that they might collect flowers.

• The girls walk in the fields to collect flowers.

Milites ad Graeciam missi erant ut hostes vincerent.

• The soldiers had been sent to Greece to defeat the enemies.

• He had sent soldiers to Greece to defeat the enemies.

• Soldiers were sent to Greece so that that enemies be defeated.

• Soldiers had been sent to Greece so that the enemies could be defeated.

Confecimus pensum ne a Magistrā reprehenderemur.

• We completed our homework so that we not scold the teacher.

• We completed our homework to not be scolded by the teacher.

• We completed our homework so that the teacher not scold us.

• We completed our homework so that we not be scolded by the teacher.

Caesar milites misit ut patriam __________________.

mitto, mittere, misi, missus, send

defendo, defendere, to defend

patria, ae, country

• defendant

• defenderent

• defendantur

• defenderentur

Caesar milites mittit ut patriam __________________.

mitto, mittere, misi, missus, send

defendo, defendere, to defend

patria, ae, country

• defendant

• defenderent

• defendantur

• defenderentur

Discipuli ad ludum celeriter _______________ ne adveniant sero.

ludus, i, school

celeriter, quickly ambulo, ambulare, walk

advenio, advenire, arrive

sero, late

• ambulantur

• ambulati sunt

• ambulant

• ambulaverunt