MOODS
VERBS
TRANSLATIONS
CULTURE/ RANDOM
Indirect Statements/ result clauses
100

what are the three moods you know so far and what is the difference between a mood and a tense?

I'll explain

100

where are the verbs in this sentence and what tense/mood/voice are they: 

Si pueri in bibliotheca manerent, libros legerent.

legerent: active imperfect subjunctive

Manebant: active imperfect subjunctive

(translate for a bonus 200)

100

pistula a puellis legitur.

Translation: The letter is read by the girls.

100

what is the tradisional latin sentence order/ construction

subject/ object/ verb

100

what is an indirect statement

A statement that referrers to another event/ statement

200

explain the subjunctive mood

a verb in the subjunctive express something that is 

-not true           -conception

-unreal              -predicted/ guessed

-hypothetical      -wished for

200

what is the present and perfect systems of verbs?

I will explain

200

epistulae ab legatis feruntur.

The letters are carried by the messengers.

200

who was Scipio?

Trick question, if you figure out the trick, I will give you a bonus 100 points

200

what is a result clause

a clause that explains the result of a sentence

300

how do you create the imperfect subjunctive active

take the 2nd pp and add the person endings to it 

-m -s -t -mus -tis -nt

(for double or nothing give me the passive)

300

give me the present passive indicative of laudo, Laudare, Laudavi, Laudatum

Laudor         Laudamur  

Laudaris      Laudamini 

 Laudatur     Laudantur

300

Viri ab amicis laudati erant.

The men had been praised by their friends.

300

Who was Hannibal?

I will judge! HARSHLY!

300

how do you create an indirect sentences in latin

accusative + infinative or if its a dependent clause it is a subjunctive

400

how do you create the pluperfect active subjunctive?

take the 3rd pp and remove the i. then add the infix isse and then the personal endings -m -s -t -mus -tis    -nt

(for double or nothing give me the passive)

400

give me the future perfect active indicative of occido, occidere, occidi, occasum 

occidero     occiderimus  

occideris     occideritis  

occiderit     occiderint

400

Si aedificium a fabris constructum fuisset, urbem pulchriorem vidissemus.

If the building had been constructed by the workers, we would have seen a more beautiful city.

400

Give me the 5th declension endings

I will pull up a chart

400

how do you make a result clause?

ut + a subjunctive verb that explains the action/ result

500

how do you create the perfect active subjunctive?

take the 3rd principle part and remove the i. Add the infix eri and then the personal endings -m -s -t -mus -tis    -nt

(for double or nothing give me the passive)

500

give me the pluperfect passive of amo amare amavi amatus

 amatus eram      amati eramus  

amatus eras         amati eratis  

amatus erat          amati erant

500

Milites, ut hostes superaret, auxilium a civibus peterent.

The soldiers, in order to overcome the enemy, should be seeking help from the citizens.

500

Give me the 4th declension endings

I'll pull up a chart

500

how doe you make an indirect question

The indirect question will begin with a question word (e.g. cur, quando, quis quid, num, quo, unde, quomodo etc) and the verb will be in the subjunctive. Sequence applies (as follows).

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