Purpose and Result Clauses

A purpose clause is a(n) ____________ clause that uses a ___________ verb.

• independent; indicative

• independent; subjunctive

• dependent; indicative

• dependent; subjunctive

Which of the following statements is NOT true?

• Purpose Clauses use ut

• Purpose Clauses use nē

• Result Clauses use ut

• Result Clauses use nē

If the main verb of the sentence is present tense, the verb in the purpose clause will be ___________ tense.

• Present

• Imperfect

• Perfect

• Pluperfect

If the main verb of the sentence is perfect tense, the verb in the purpose clause will be ___________ tense.

• Present

• Imperfect

• Perfect

• Pluperfect

Parentēs cibum parant ut suōs liberōs alant.

• Purpose

• Result

Parentēs tantum cibum parant ut eum edere nōn possint.

• Purpose

• Result

Māter ad librārium ambulat ut librōs __________.

• emat

• emeret

• emant

• emerent

Pater ad forum festināvit ut oratiōnem __________.

• audiat

• audiātur

• audīret

• audīrētur

Magister ex urbe exit ut familiam suam visitet.

• and sees his family.

• that he sees his family.

• to see his family.

• so his family can see him.

Marcus tam tristis erat ut cotidie lacrimāret.

• to cry every day.

• and he cried every day.

• so that he could cry every day.

• that he cried every day.