| A | B |
|---|
| longus a um | long |
| laete | happily |
| laetus a um | happy |
| lente | slowly |
| lentus a um | slowly |
| certe | certainly |
| certus a um | certainly |
| breviter | briefly |
| graviter | seriously |
| fortiter | bravely |
| fideliter | faithfully |
| difficiliter | with difficulty |
| turpiter | shamefully |
| facile | easily |
| rego regere rexi rectus | to rule |
| dico dicere dixi dictus | to say |
| duco ducere duxi ductus | to lead |
| figo figere fixi fictus | to fix |
| jungo jungere junxi junctus | to join |
| struo struere struxi structus | to construct |
| traho trahere traxi tractus | to drag |
| veho vehere vexi vectus | to convey |
| vivo vivere vixi victus | to live in |
| vinco vincere vici victus | to conquer |
| audio audire audivi auditus | to hear |
| dormio dormire dormivi dormitus | to sleep |
| finio finire finivi finitus | to finish |
| munio munire munivi munitus | to fortify |
| scio scire scivi scitus | to know |
| nescio nescire nescivi nescitus | to not know |
| impedio impedire impedivi impeditus | to hinder |
| multum | much |
| longe | far |
| a ab | from, by |
| coram | in the presence of |
| cum | with |
| de | about, down from |
| e,ex | out of, out from |
| in | in, on |
| prae | at the head of |
| pro | for, on behalf of, in front of |
| sine | without |
| sub | unde |
| tenus | as far as |
| ara ae f | altar |
| epistual ae f | letter |
| porta ae f | gate |
| sella ae f | seat |
| villa ae f | villa farmhouse |
| ad | to, toward, at, near |
| ante | before |
| apud | among |
| in | into, onto |
| inter | between |
| ob | because of |
| per | through |
| post | after, behind |
| propter | on account of |
| sub | under, to the foot of |
| trans | across |
| circum | around |
| contra | against |
| juxta | near |
| cena ae f | dinner |
| herba ae f | green plant, grass |
| tabella ae f | writing tablet |
| turba ae f | crowd |
| vacca ae f | cow |
| alte | highly, deeply |
| late | widely |
| libere | freely |
| pulchre | beautifully |
| aspere | roughly |
| misere | unhappily |
| Credo ut intellegam | I believe in oder that I may understand |
| aer aeris m | air |
| comes comitis m | companion |
| flos floris f | flower |
| grex gregis m | herd, flock |
| hiems hiemis f | winter |
| juvenis juvenis m/f | young person, youth |
| lapis lapidis m | stone |
| obses obsidis m | hostage |
| plebs plebis f | plebians |
| uxor uxoris f | wife |
| English words expressing subjunctive | may might let should could would |
| two tenses not subjunctive | future future perfect |
| subjunctive mood describes a -----activity | potential |
| subjunctive is used mainly in ------clauses | subordinate clause |
| 2 wyas to use subjunctive in independent clause | hortatory and deliberative questions |
| clause definition | subject and verb |
| difference between phrase and clause | phrase does not have subject and verb but clause does |
| a clause that stands alone | independent |
| a clause that cannot stand alone | subordinate clause |
| subordinate clause that uses subjunctive is---- | purpose |
| present subjunctive for I II III IIIio and IV | a; add a; a;add a; add a |
| sentence to remember vowel changes | we beat a liar |
| hortatory subjunctive expresses----translated with--- | exhortation indirect command strong wish let or may |
| meaning of subjunctive must be determined by----or helping verbs---- | context may and might |
| a deliberative ? uses --------subjunctive for present time and ------subjunctive for-------time | present; imperfect |
| deliberative question is asked in ----or ----and uses Eng helping verb --- | doubt indignation should |
| negative subjunctive clause starts with | ne |
