| 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 |
| Dum vivimus, vivamus | While we live let us live |
| perfect subj is identical to ---tense except for--- | future perfect 1st person sing |
| a negative purpose clause replaces ut with -- | ne |
| active perf and plup subj are built on----stem by adding ----- | perfect stem eri isse |
| Cedant arma togae | Let arms yeild to the toga. |
| occasus occasus m | falling, misfortune |
| usus usus m | use |
| exitus exitus m | end, outcome, exit |
| currus currus m | chariot, cart, wagon |
| vultus vultus m | expression |
| equitatus equitatus m | cavalry |
| arcus arcus m | bow |
| impetus impetus m | attack |
| passus passus m | step, pace |
| 2 neuter 2 feminine 4th decl nouns | cornu genu; domus manus |
| aedificium i n | building |
| aequor oris n | smooth surface, sea |
| aer is m | air |
| antrum i n | cave |
| astrum i n | heavenly body |
| auxilium i n | help |
| avis avis f | bird |
| castellum i n | fort |
| cursus us m | course running |
| certamen certaminis n | contest |
| comes itis m | companion |
| concilium i n | council |
| consilium i n | counsel; |
| crus cruris n | leg |
| Evangelium i n | Gospel |
| exilium i n | exile |
| exitus us m | end outcome |
| fames is f | hunger |
| fatum i n | fate |
| flos floris f | flower |
| fons fontis m | fountain |
| grex gregis m | heard |
| hiems hiemis f | winter |
| ignis ignis m | fire |
| imber imbris m | rain |
| imperium i n | command, power |
| initium i n | beginning |
| juvenis is m/f | youth |
| lapis idis m | stone |
| latus eris n | side |
| letum i n | death |
| litus oris n | shore |
| mandatum i n | order |
| munus eris n | office duty |
| nix nivis f | snow |
| nox noctis f | night |
| nubes nubis f | cloud |
| obses idis m | hostage |
| odium i n | hatred |
| os oris n | mouth |
| os ossis n | bone |
| otium i n | leisure |
| ovis ovis f | sheep |
| ovum i n | egg |
| pabulum i n | fodder |
| periculum i n | danger |
| plebs plebis f | plebeians |
| praesidium i n | guard protection |
| pretium i n | price |
| principium i n | beginning, origin |
| rus ruris n | countryside |
| sepulchrum i n | tomb |
| scelus sceleris n | crime |
| spatium i n | space |
| theatrum i n | theater |
| triduum i n | 3 days |
| ut | use |
| uxor uxoris f | in order that |
| vestigium i n | trace, footprint |
| vestis vestis f | clothes |
| vinculum i n | chain |
| vitium i n | vice |
| votum i n | vow |
