Worksheetssubjunctive clauses
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 19mins
cum Lōcusta librōs lēgisset, herbam cēpit. What type of clause? Translate the sentence to determine.
circumstantial
causal
concessive
temporal
cum tū iter longum fēcissēs, diū dormiēbās. What type of clause? Translate the sentence to determine.
circumstantial
causal
concessive
temporal
When the old man was eating (2) dinner (1), he suddenly (3) fell (5) to the ground (4). Compose into Latin keeping in mind hat this is a subjunctive clause.
cum senex (a) (b) , (c) (d) (e) .
Since we had called our parents, they ran as quickly as possible. cum parentēs (a) , quam celerrimē cucurrērunt. Put just this one word into Latin.
Tīrō tot librōs lēgerat ut multa dē Athēnīs scīret. What type of clause? Translate the sentence to determine.
purpose
result
indirect command
fearing
Which is NOT a ding-ding word for result clauses?
tam
tot
tantus
talis
tum
Match the following results clauses to most logical (and grammatically correct) indicative clause. So translate and figure out what makes sense.
puella tam laeta erat ...
ut tōtum diem rīdēret.
tot hostēs appāruerant ...
ut eōs effugere nōn possem.
līberī ita doctī erant ...
ut semper dē aliīs cōgitārent.
tanta tempestās erat ...
ut nautae nāvem vix servārent.
dux adeō labōrāverat ...
ut nōs omnēs eum amārēmus.
Nerō servīs imperāvit ut sē adiuvārent. What type of clause? Translate the sentence to determine.
indirect command
indirect question
indirect statement
indirect object
ducem vestrum monuistis nē pecūniam senum (a) . What subjunctive verb makes sense to complete the sentence?
Match the following verbs with indirect commands to their defintions
persuasit
persuaded
monuit
warned
oravit
begged
imperavit
ordered
hortatus est
encouraged
mātrem rogāvit cūr clāmōrem audīrent. What type of clause? Translate the sentence to determine.
indirect command
indirect object
indirect statement
indirect question
nescivi num ille cibum cōnsūmpsisset.
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) the food. Translate the subjunctive sentence.
eōs rogāvistī cūr illī tam longum iter (a) . Translate the sentence. What pronoun would be needed? What mood and tense of verb?
longē prōgressus sum ut dōnum deō darem. What type of clause? Translate the sentence to determine.
purpose
result
fearing
indirect command
Match the following purpose clause to its best indicative sentence. n.b. both content and grammar. Pronouns will match on this one as well as context.
ōlim tōtam noctem in silvā agēbat ...
ut caelum et lūnam spectāret.
templum oppugnāvistis ...
ut cīvēs Rōmānōs occīderētis.
illae minimīs vōcibus loquēbantur .
nē līberōs excitārent.
hanc epistulam ad sorōrem mīsī ...
ut eam ad cēnam invītārem.
ad tabernam regressa eram ...
ut pecūniam ablātam redderem.
Identify the following
tibi imperium ā nōbīs datum est ut nōs servārēs.
indirect command
verba eius in tantam īram nōs mōverant ut bellum mox gererēmus.
result clause
eum rogāvistī cūr nēmō hunc hominem umquam anteā vīdisset.
indirect question
illa mē relīquit ut virum alium peteret.
purpose
Cum copiae hostium essent maiores, Romani tamen eas vicerunt.
concessive
Vindex timēbat nē lēgātī Nerōnī favērent. The fear is that the legates (a) .
Galba verēbātur ut Othō satis aurī obtinuisset. The fear is that Otho (a) .
A fear clause always follows an independent clause that contains a verb of fearing (timeō, vereor, metuō, terreor) and is introduced by ne (NB: when a verb of fearing is followed by ut, it is a negative fear clause).
Mānius timēbat nē nūllum cibum (a) . What subjunctive verb makes sense to complete the sentence?
Vivāmus, mea Lesbia, atque amemus.
hortatory
jussive
optative
poential
