Independent Uses of the Subjunctive Mood

Which of the following is not a mood?

• infinitive

• imperative

• subjunctive

• indicative

Fill in the blank: The _______ mood is used to express a command.

• imperative

• indicative

• subjunctive

• interrogative

Which mood is used to express idea, intent, desire, uncertainty, potentiality, or anticipation?

• subjunctive

• imperative

• indicative

• participles

Which mood is used to express statements of facts and questions?

• subjunctive

• imperative

• indicative

• participles

Match the Independent Use of the Subjunctive to its definition.

• Expresses a command in the 1st person

• Hortatory Subjunctive

• Expresses a rhetorical question

• Potential Subjunctive

• Expresses an action which might occur

• Optative Subjunctive

• Expresses wishes

• Jussive Subjunctive

• Expresses a command in 2nd/3rd person

• Deliberative Subjunctive

Match the Independent Use of the Subjunctive to its translation.

• Let us

• Potential Subjunctive

• Might/Could

• Optative Subjunctive

• Let/May

• Deliberative Subjunctive

• If only

• Jussive Subjunctive

• What might/ could/should

• Hortatory Subjunctive

Match the use of the subjunctive to the particle it uses for negation:

Groups:

(a) Ne

,

(b) Non

• Potential

• Jussive

• Deliberative

• Hortatory

• Optative

Drag the Latin sentence to the correct use of the subjunctive

Groups:

(a) Jussive/Hortatory

,

(b) Potential

,

(c) Deliberative

,

(d) Optative

• Utinam veniat

• Utinam ne veniat

• Veniamus

• Veniat

• Ne hoc faciat!

• Haec credas

• Quid facerem?

• Quid faciam?

• Quid non faciam?

• Crederes eum hominem bonum esse

Match the Latin sentence to its translation:

• Let us go!

• Quid faciam?

• What am I to do?

• Eamus!

• You might have believed these things.

• Haec crederes.

• You might believe these things.

• Quid facerem?

• What was I to do?

• Haec credas.

Match the Latin sentence to its translation:

• If only he had come.

• Utinam necet.

• If only he might not kill.

• Utinam veniret.

• If only he were coming.

• Utinam ne necet.

• If only might kill.

• Utinam ne venisset

• If only he had not come.

• Utinam venisset.