Latin.Stage26.Subjunctives.Purpose

Match the following conjunctions to their English meanings

• in order not to

• ut

• in order to

• aut

• or

• ne

• and

• et

• nor

• nec

The conjunctions ut and ne are used with what kind of verb?

• indicative

• imperative

• infinitive

• subjunctive

Imperfect subjunctives look like...

• infinitives with verb endings

• imperatives with verb endings

• participles with verb endings

• infinitives with the verb "to be" after them

Which are the two meanings of ut?

• in order to

• so that

• in order not to

• and so

Form the imperfect subjunctive "he was carrying"

​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

• port
• are
• t
• nt
• ere
• porta
• ant
• at
• ire

Translate:

dux arenam intravit ut gladiatores spectaret.

• The leader entered the arena and watched the gladiators.

• The leader entered the arena in order to watch the gladiators.

• The leader entered the arena but saw gladiators.

• Having entered the arena, the leader watched the gladiators.

Form the imperfect subjunctive "They were leading"
​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

• duc
• ere
• nt
• dux
• ire
• are
• t
• ent
• et

X did Y in order to Z ...
is a ...

• result clause

• indirect command

• indirect question

• purpose clause

Reorder the following Latin words to match this sentence:
The soldiers were fighting in order to defend the city.

• urbem

• defenderent

• milites

• ut

• pugnabant

Form the purpose clause:

The king left the palace in order not to see the citizens.

​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ (e)  

• ne
• cives
• vid
• ere
• t
• ut
• nt
• spect
• are
• civem