language - result clause

Question 1

-The result clause also uses the subjunctive.

Answer 1

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Question 2

-Uses the sequence of tenses.

Answer 2

means that the verb in both the purpose clause and the result clause, needs to be in the subjunctive mood. The tense of that subjunctive is determined by the sequence of tenses.

Question 3

result clause =

Answer 3

signpost word + main verb + ut/ut non + subjunctive

Question 4

what does ut/ut non mean

Answer 4

ut = that……

ut non = that……not….

Question 5

Job of the result clause:

Answer 5

Gives you the outcome of a situation in the main clause of that sentence. This outcome is usually inevitable because the main clause contained that idea.

Question 6

tam

Answer 6

so

Question 7

tantus

Answer 7

so big, great

Question 8

talis

Answer 8

of such a kind

Question 9

totiens

Answer 9

so often

Question 10

tot

Answer 10

so many

Question 11

tantum

Answer 11

so greatly

Question 12

adeo

Answer 12

to such an extent

Question 13

ita

Answer 13

in such a way

Question 14

example sentence: dominus tam seavus, ut omnes servi timerent

Answer 14

The master was so cruel, that all the slaves were scared