| A | B |
|---|
| Conveniant omnes | Let hem all come (Horatory Subjunctive) |
| Ne Frangatur | Let it not be broken(Horatory Subjunctive) |
| Alios rogat ut in domum procederent | He asked some to proceed into the house(Indirect command) |
| Hi ianitorem orant ne se dimittat | They kept begging the doorkeeper not to send them away(Indirect command) |
| Mittam viros qui defendant potem | I shall send men to defend the bridge (Relative clause of Purpose) |
| Venit ut videret eos | He has come to see them(Adverbial clause of purpose) |
| Fugerat ne necaretur | He fled so as not to be killed(Adverbial clause of Purpose) |
| Librum tuum legam | Let me read your book(Horatory Subjunctive) |
| Nos ne videat | Let us not see him(Horatory Subjunctive) |
| Venerit ut audiat nos | He will have come to hear us(Relative Clause of Purpose) |
| Cornelius amicos clientesque invitat ut domum suam cras veniat | Cornelius invited his friends and clients to come to his house tommorrow(Indirect Command) |
| Ianitor aliis domui appropinquantibus praecipit ut in via maneant | The doorkeeper told some who approached the house to proceed(Indirect Command) |
| Mittam nuntium qui nuntiat hunc | I shall send a messenger to report this(Relative Clause of Purpose) |
| Adient ut viderent te | They will come to look at you(Adverbial Clause of Purpose) |
