Purpose clauses

Question 1

give the 3 ways Latin constructs purpose clauses

Answer 1

1. ut/ne +subj
2. qui,quae,quod+subj
3. quo used instead of ut where a comparative adj or adv occurs

Question 2

how do you know when qui,quae,quod introduces a purpose clause rather than a relative clause?

Answer 2

by the use of a subj verb

Question 3

when would qui,quae,quod usually be used for a purpose clause?

Answer 3

especially after a verb in the main clause indicating or implying motion

Question 4

what is a ‘disguised purpose clause’ often introduced by?

Answer 4

the relative pronoun qui

Question 5

how are compound negatives such as ‘never’ or ‘no-one’ expressed in a purpose clause?

Answer 5

ne…umquam or ne…quis, NOT ut…numquam or ut…nemo

Question 6

give 3 other ways Latin expresses purpose?

Answer 6

1. the supine
2. the future participle
3. the gerund or gerundive