Indirect Commands in Latin

Front

Which of the following verbs can NOT introduce an indirect command? spērō, rōgō, mandō, hortor

Back

spērō

Front

I command you to fight.

Back

ut

Front

Who asked you not to tell anyone?

Back

nē

Front

Formula for an indirect command: verbs of asking/ordering/commanding + ut/nē + present/imperfect subjunctive

Back

verbs of asking/ordering/commanding + ut/nē + present/imperfect subjunctive

Front

Translate : Si dies calidus est, noli nos hortari ut in agris laboremus.

Back

If the day is hot, don't urge us to work in the fields.

Front

Form the subjunctive verb: we were trying

Back

conaremur

Front

How can you tell an indirect command apart from a result clause?

Back

A result clause must have tam/tantus/talis/etc. in the beginning while an indirect command must have a verb like impero/hortor/praceipio/etc.

Front

Agricola adeō furēbat ut Salvium vehementer vituperāret.

Back

Result Clause

Front

Identify the tense of the subjunctive verb: caperetis

Back

Imperfect Subjunctive

Front

Choose the Present Subjunctive verb: coleretis

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Imperfect Subjunctive