Mod 3 Lesson 3

Question 1

Fear clauses are introduced with

Answer 1

ut/ne

Question 2

Main verb for fear clauses always has some variation of “to be _______”

Answer 2

afraid

Question 3

English examples of fear clauses:

Answer 3

1. “I’m worried that my computer will time out before I finish this test.”
2. “He was afraid that the teacher wouldn’t get his email.”

Question 4

“Opposite” conjunction: Introduce a positive fear clause with

Answer 4

ne

Question 5

“Opposite” conjunction: Introduce a negative fear clause with

Answer 5

ut

Question 6

Bad thing that might happen =

Answer 6

ne (prevention)

Question 7

Good thing won’t happen.. good thing =

Answer 7

ut (desired result)

Question 8

If you’re afraid of something bad happening use

Answer 8

ne

Question 9

If you’re afraid of something good not happening use

Answer 9

ut

Question 10

Fear clauses follow sequence of tense rules like

Answer 10

all other subjunctive subordinate clauses

Question 11

You can sometimes also write a negative fear clause with ___ ____ rather than ut

Answer 11

ne non. Ex: Ovidius timet ne puella sua non videat (Ovid is afraid he won’t see his girlfriend)