Stage 27 Grammar Review

Choose both sentences that contain an imperfect subjunctive verb.

• Agricola, cum Quintum audivisset, Salvium furens arcessivit.

• duos tripodas argenteos habeam, quos abstulit ut Cogidubno daret.

• in animo volvebat num Agricola sibi crediturus esset.

• si haec fecit, ei moriendum est.

Which of the following contains a cum clause?

• Agricola, cum Quintum audivisset, Salvium furens arcessivit.

• duos tripodas argenteos habeam, quos abstulit ut Cogidubno daret.

• in animo volvebat num Agricola sibi crediturus esset.

• deinde commememoravit ea quae in epistula scripserat.

Which of the following contains a purpose clause?

• Agricola, cum Quintum audivisset, Salvium furens arcessivit.

• duos tripodas argenteos habeam, quos abstulit ut Cogidubno daret.

• in animo volvebat num Agricola sibi crediturus esset.

• deinde commememoravit ea quae in epistula scripserat.

Which of the following contains an indirect question?

• Agricola, cum Quintum audivisset, Salvium furens arcessivit.

• duos tripodas argenteos habeam, quos abstulit ut Cogidubno daret.

• in animo volvebat num Agricola sibi crediturus esset.

• deinde commememoravit ea quae in epistula scripserat.

Which of the following does NOT contain a subjunctive clause?

• Agricola, cum Quintum audivisset, Salvium furens arcessivit.

• duos tripodas argenteos habeam, quos abstulit ut Cogidubno daret.

• in animo volvebat num Agricola sibi crediturus esset.

• deinde commememoravit ea quae in epistula scripserat.

In the following sentence, what is the subjunctive verb? amicus meus cognoscere voluit ubi habitāretis.

• cognoscere

• voluit

• habitaretis

• amicus

What type of subjunctive clause is in the sentence, "amicus meus cognoscere voluit ubi habitāretis."

• indirect question

• cum clause

• purpose clause

• no subjunctive clause

In the sentence, "amicus meus cognoscere voluit ubi habitāretis," what tense is "voluit?"

• imperfect

• pluperfect

• perfect

• present

In the sentence, "amicus meus cognoscere voluit ubi habitāretis," what tense and mood is "habitaretis?"

• imperfect subjunctive

• pluperfect subjunctive

• pluperfect indicative

• imperfect indicative

Translate "amicus meus cognoscere voluit ubi habitāretis."

• My friend wanted to know where y'all were living.

• My friend wants to know where you are living.

• My friends wanted to know where y'all had lived.

• My friends want to know where you have lived