direct and indirect commands Flashcards
how is a direct command normally expressed?
by the imperative
how is a negative command expressed?
noli (pl. nolite) + infinitive
how is a negative command expressed if it follows a positive command?
nec + imperative
give 4 irregular forms of the imperative
dic, duc, fer, fac
in indirect commands, what follows the verbs iubeo and veto?
an infinitive
how are indirect commands expressed if any other verb apart from iubeo and veto is used?
by an ut clause (replaced by ne if negative)
how else, apart from the use of ut and ne, is an indirect command like a purpose clause?
it follows the rule of simple sequence
why can’t the verb impero be put into the passive?
because it takes a dative
what must the sentence ‘we were ordered to do X’ take?
the passive of iubeo