| A | B |
|---|
| 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 |
| indicative mood describes activity that is-- | real actual |
| a negative subjunctive clause starts with | ne |
| deliberative question is asked in -------or------- and uses------in Engl | doubt indignation should |
| deliberative questions uses----subj for present time and -------subj for past time | present imperfect |
| the --------can be used to show purpose in Engl but not Latin | infinitive |
| in a sentence with a purpose clause, the main verb is---and the purpose clause is--- | indicative subjunctive |
| verbs in a sentence with 2 clauses must ----- | correspond |
| if verb in main clause is present or future, the verb of purpose clause is ---- | present subj |
| if verb of main clause is past, the verb of the purpose clause is-------- | imperfect subj |
| scio scire scivi scitus | to know |
| nescio nescire nescivi nescitus | to not know |
| impedio impedire impedivi impeditus | to hinder |
| venio venire veni ventus | to come |
| invenio invenire inveni inventus | to discover |
| sentio sentire sensi sensus | to feel |
| capio capere cepi captus | to take |
| facio facere feci factus | to make, do |
| jacio jacere jeci jactus | to throw |
| fugio fugere fugi fugitus | to flee |
| cupio cupere cupivi cupitus | to desire |
| quis | who |
| quid | what |
| quando | when |
| ubi | where |
| cur | why |
| quot | how many |
| quam diu | how long |
| quo modo | how |
| campus i m | field plain |
| cibus i m | food |
| hortus i m | garden |
| lupus i m | wolf |
| nimbus i m | cloud |
| ventus i m | wind |
| Gallus i m | Gaul |
| Marcus i m | Mark |
| animus i m | spirit |
| barbarus i m | foreigner, barbarian |
| Christianus i m | Christian |
| discipulus i m | student |
| gladius i m | sword |
| legatuis i m | lieutenant |
| oculus i m | eye |
| populus i m | people |
| Romanus i m | Roman |
| socius i m | ally |
| argentum i n | silver |
| aurum i n | gold |
| collum i n | neck |
| ferrum i n | iron |
| lignum i n | wood |
| scutum i n | shield |
| telum i n | weapon |
| tergum i n | back |
| vallum i n | wall |
| vinum i n | wine |
| bracchium i n | arm |
| folium i n | leaf |
| frumentum i n | grain |
| gaudium i n | joy |
| peccatum i n | sin, mistake |
| praemium i n | reward |
| proelium i n | battle |
| saeculum i n | age |
| signum i n | sign |
| studium i n | eagerness |
| arbor arboris f | tree |
| amor amoris m | love |
| clamor clamoris m | shout |
| dolor doloris m | grief |
| imperator imperatoris m | general, commander |
| labor laboris m | work |
| orator oratoris m | speaker |
| pastor pastoris m | shepherd |
| piscator piscatoris m | fisherman |
| senator senatoris m | senator |
| Habeas corpus | You may have the body |
| aequor aequoris n | smooth surface, sea |
| certamen certaminis n | contest, struggle |
| crus cruris n | leg |
| latus lateris n | side, flank |
| litus litoris n | shore |
| munus muneris n | office, duty |
| os oris n | mouth |
| os ossis n | bone |
| rus ruris n | countryside |
| scelus sceleris n | crime |
