Subjunctive Clauses
These two Latin verb tenses do not have subjunctive forms.
What are the future and future perfect?
This case is used to express the indirect object.
What is the dative case?
The participial ending -ns, -ntis, represents this tense and voice.
What is present active?
This is the verb tense formed with the present stem with “ba” added before the personal endings.
What is the imperfect tense?
Nouns and adjectives agree in these three ways.
What is gender, number, and case?
This is the most common independent use of the subjunctive, which expresses a command or exhortation.
What is the hortatory/jussive subjunctive?
This case is used to express the part of a whole.
What is the genitive case?
Regular transitive verbs have this many participles.
What is four?
This is the verb tense formed with the perfect stem with endings such as -eram, -eras, -erat, and so on.
What is the pluperfect tense?
This is the genitive plural of the noun-adjective pair fēmina celeris.
What is fēminārum celerum?
This is the subjunctive clause introduced by a word such as adeō, tam, or ita + ut.
What is a result clause?
This case is used with a noun and participle pair in order to include something that is “absolutely removed” from the sentence.
What is the ablative case?
Of the three participle tenses, which has both active and passive forms?
What is the future?
This is the 1st person plural perfect active indicative of the verb audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītum.
What is audīvimus?
This is the declension and gender of the noun diēs, diēī.
What is fifth conjugation and masculine?
This is the word used to introduce negative purpose clauses.
What is ne?
These two cases are used to represent time.
What are the accusative and ablative?
This participial form is also called the gerundive.
What is the future passive participle?
These are the personal endings for the present passive.
What are -r, -ris, -tur, -mur, -mini, -ntur?
This is the accusative plural of the noun mare, maris, n.
What is maria?
This is the second person plural present active subjunctive of the verb laudō, laudāre, laudāvī, laudātum.
What is laudētis?
This case is used to represent the agent of a passive periphrastic.
What is the dative case?
The translation of this participial phrase: “rēge interfectō”.
What is “with the king having been killed”?
This is the 3rd person plural perfect passive indicative of the verb inveniō, invenīre, invēnī, inventus.
What is inventī (-ae, -a) sunt?
This is the nominative singular neuter comparative form of the adjective fēlīx, felīcīs (gen).
What is fēlīcius?