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conditionals Flashcards

1
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identify and translate: si adfuerit, bene sit.

A

less vivid; if he should (should have been) be here, it would be well.

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identify and translate: si aderit, bene erit

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more vivid; if he will (shall, is) be here, it will be well.

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si adfuit, bene fuit

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past time

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si adest, bene est

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present time

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identify and translate: si adfuisset, bene fuisset

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past contrary to fact; if he had been here, it would have been well.

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si aderat, bene erat

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past time

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imperfect subjunctive in both clauses

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present contrary to fact

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identify and translate: si adesset, bene esset

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present contrary to fact; if he were here, it would be well.

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identify and translate: si adfuit, bene fuit

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past time; if he has been here, it has been well.

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less vivid

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present subjunctive in both clauses

perfect subjunctive in protasis, present subjunctive in apodosis

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present indicative in both clauses

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present time

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identify and translate: si adest, bene est

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present time; if he is here, it is well.

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13
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present time

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present indicative in both clauses

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perfect subjunctive in protasis, present subjunctive in apodosis

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less vivid

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si adfuisset, bene fuisset

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past contrary to fact

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16
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past contrary to fact

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pluperfect subjunctive in both clauses

17
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imperfect or perfect indicative in both clauses

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past time

18
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present subjunctive in both clauses

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less vivid

19
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past time

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imperfect or perfect indicative in both clauses

20
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future perfect indicative in protasis, future indicative in apodosis

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more vivid

21
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si adfuerit, bene sit

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less vivid

22
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si adesset, bene esset

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present contrary to fact

23
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si adsit, bene sit

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less vivid

24
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pluperfect subjunctive in both clauses

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past contrary to fact

25
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future indicative in both clauses

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more vivid

26
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identify and translate: si aderat, bene erat

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past time; he he was here, it was well

27
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si aderit, bene erit

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more vivid

28
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more vivid

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future indicative in both clauses

future perfect indicative in protasis, future indicative in apodosis

29
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present contrary to fact

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imperfect subjunctive in both clauses

30
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conditional in which tenses and moods don’t match (uses ‘quid’ sometimes)

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present/past general conditions

31
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identify and translate: si adsit, bene sit

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less vivid; if he should be here, it would be well.

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