NLE III - Subjunctives

cum Cicerō mortuus esset, Petrarca tamen epistulam ad eum scrīpsit.

• although

• with

• when

• while

Venus Aeneān ita amāvit ut eum cotīdiē spectāret.

• she watched (was watching)

• she had watched

• she will watch

• she watches

Venus Aeneān ita amāvit ut eum cotīdiē spectāret.

• purpose clause

• result clause

• indirect command

• fear clause

philosophus mīrātus est quis fābulam nārrāvisset.

• who could tell the story

• who was telling the story

• who would tell the story

• who had told the story

philosophus mīrātus est quis fābulam nārrāret.

• who could tell the story

• who was telling the story

• who would tell the story

• who had told the story

senātōrēs Cincinnātum rogāvērunt ut urbem servāret.

• and the city would be saved

• if only we could save the city

• when he saved the city

• to save the city

Horātius mīlitibus Rōmānīs exclāmāvit, “pōns dēleātur!”

• he destroyed the bridge!

• I will destroy the bridge!

• let the bridge be destroyed!

• the bridge is destroyed!

cum hostēs urbem Rōmam oppugnārent, Horātius in pontem prōgressus est.

• when

• with

• since

• although

cum hostēs urbem Rōmam oppugnārent, Horātius in pontem prōgressus est.

• are attacking

• were attacking

• had attacked

• to attack

Mūcius, ad ignem ductus, erat _____ audāx ut dextram manum suam in flammās pōneret!

• nē

• tam

• tot

• sī