Stage 25 Grammar

When cum is at the beginning of the clause there is a subjunctive verb at the end of the clause, and it is separated off by commas, how do you translate CUM?

Example: CUM HOC AUDIVISSET, maxime gauebatt.

• when

• with

When you have cum with an ablative noun and no subjunctive verb, how do you translate CUM? (note: it can be anywhere in the sentence)

Example: CUM MULTIS AMICIS Cicero saepe per forum ambulavit.

• when

• with

Choose the irregular infinitives (there are 2).

• esse

• posse

• ire

• amare

Choose the irregular infinitives (there are 2).

• velle

• nolle

• aedificare

• habere

how you recognize the imperfect subjunctive

• -isse-

• -era-

• infinitive

• -ba-

how you recognize the imperfect indicative

• -isse-

• -era-

• infinitive

• -ba-

how you recognize the pluperfect indicative

• -isse-

• -era-

• infinitive

• -ba-

how you recognize the pluperfect subjunctive

• -isse-

• -era-

• infinitive

• -ba-

audivisset

• imperfect indicative

• imperfect subjunctive

• pluperfect indicative

• pluperfect subjunctive

laudaverant

• imperfect indicative

• imperfect subjunctive

• pluperfect indicative

• pluperfect subjunctive