Purpose Clause Practice & Review

In purpose clauses, you need:

• an ablative
• an ut/ne
• an accusative and infinitive

T/F: Ut is used in the negative forms of purpose clauses

• True

• False

T/F: Ne is used in positive forms of purpose clauses

• False

• True

T/F: Purpose clauses show you the purpose of something being done in a sentence

• True

• False

Select which purpose clause word fits in the following sentence: During her vacation she remembered to pack sunscreen so that she would not burn

• Ut

• Ne

Select which purpose clause word fits in the following sentence: Caesar invades Gaul so that he can conquer the Gallic tribes

• Ut

• Ne

Select which purpose clause word fits in the following sentence: Andromeda was chained to the cliff so that not even Perseus could free her

• Ut

• Ne

Identify if the sentence is positive or negative: Milites castra metati sunt ut in hostes caperent

• neither, it's a different type of clause

• positive

• negative

Identify if the sentence is positive or negative: Puer aquam bibebat ne sitim sentiret

• Negative

• Positive

• neither, it's a different type of clause

Type the part of the sentence that contains the purpose clause: Milo tam defessus erat ut in via dormiret

tam defessus: so tired dormio: sleep

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