ER 53 Matching Subjunctive Clauses

Match the following.

• Friends got ready in order to visit.

• result clause

• We knew that friends would visit.

• purpose clause

• We asked friends to visit.

• indirect statement

• We asked friends when they had visited.

• indirect question

• They're so angry that they didn't visit.

• indirect command

Match the following.

• Scīvimus amīcōs vīsitātōs esse.

• indirect statement

• Rogāvimus amīcōs ut vīsitārent.

• indirect question

• Amīcī tam īrātī erant ut nōn vīsitārent.

• indirect command

• Amīcī omnia parāvērunt ut vīsitārent.

• result clause

• Rogāvimus amīcōs ubi vīsitāvissent.

• purpose clause

Match the following.

• I order the poet to finish the book.

• indirect statement

• He works many hours in order to finish.

• indirect question

• He is so slow that he isn't finishing.

• indirect command

• I hear that the poet finished the book.

• result clause

• I'm asking whether the poet finished.

• purpose clause

Match the following.

• Poēta tam lentē labōrat ut nōn fīniat.

• indirect question

• Imperō poētae ut librum fīnat.

• indirect statement

• Rōgō num poēta librum fīnīverit.

• indirect command

• Poēta multās horās labōrat ut fīniat.

• result clause

• Audiō poētam librum fīnivisse.

• purpose clause

Match the following.

• I see that you are working.

• indirect statement

• I see why you are working.

• indirect command

• You work in such a way that many praise.

• indirect question

• I ask you to work.

• result clause

• You work so that many praise you.

• purpose clause

Match the following.

• Tū labōrās ut multī tē laudent.

• indirect question

• Tū ita labōrās ut multī tē laudent.

• purpose clause

• Videō tē labōrāre.

• indirect command

• Videō cūr tū labōrēs.

• result clause

• Tē rogō ut labōrēs.

• indirect statement

Match the following.

• He was so afraid that he didn't fight.

• indirect statement

• He ordered soldiers not to fight.

• purpose clause

• He frighted him so he would not fight.

• indirect command

• He heard that soldiers weren't fighting.

• result clause

• He knew why soldiers hadn't fought.

• indirect question

Match the following.

• Mīlitibus imperāvit nē pugnārent.

• result clause

• Audīvit mīlitēs nōn pugnāre.

• purpose clause

• Mīles tam territus erat ut nōn pugnāret.

• indirect command

• Scīvit cūr mīlitēs nōn pugnāvissent.

• indirect statement

• Terrēbat mīlitēs nē pugnārent.

• indirect question