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7 Cards in this Set
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Main Verb
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Just the main verb of the sentence
Ex: Poeta scribit litteras The poet writes letters. |
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Hortatory / Jussive subjunctive
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The "let" clause
ex: Scribat poeta litteras Let the poet write literature |
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Optative subjunctive
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The wish clause, the "If only" clause
Ex: Utinam Cicero vivert. If only Cicero were living. |
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Deliberative subjunctive
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Indirect quesetion towards yourself as an exclamation.
Ex: quid agam? What am I doing? |
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Potential Subjunctive
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The "should","would"...clause
Ex: Forsitan temere fecerim. Perhaps I should fear. |
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Prohibitive Subjunctive
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The negative imperative sense achieved by the use of subjunctive
Ex: Ne scripteris litteras! Don't write literature! |
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Imperative Mood
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Command
Ex: Scribe litteras! Write letters! |
