verb of telling, ordering, begging, urging, persuading, etc…

“ut” translates “as”

“so” word in first clause (tam, tantus, tālis, ita…)

Often has a verb of motion in the first clause.

Person A tries to get Person B to do something.

The heat in Rome was so great that all wanted to go to Baiae.

The servants carried Titus carefully so that they wouldn’t jostle his broken hip.

The family urged Titus to get better.

Titus asked that he be buried with his favorite wine.

Actors wore ancestors’ death masks so everyone would remember them.

The mourners wailed so loudly that nothing else could be heard.

When they reached the Forum, Cornelius gave a speech.

Cornelius went forward to light the funeral pyre.

Titus, as everyone remembered, was fun.

Magister Sextō imperāvit ut domum statim _____________.

Sextus, ut _______ magister, domum statim rediit.

Titus tam īnfirmus erat ut surgere nōn _______.

Cornelia tam tristis erat ut ____________.

Flavia Rōmam veniet ut Cornēliam ____