Subjunctive

Question 1

Pluperfect Subjunctive + Cum =

Answer 1

When (After) … , …

i. e. When something had happened, another thing then happened.
- Fabri, cum pecuniam accepissent, abierunt

Question 2

Imperfect Subjunctive + Cum =

Answer 2

When (While) … , …

i. e. When something was happening, something was also happening.
- Cum haruspex in templo cenaret, rex ipse appropinquabat.

Question 3

Subjunctive in indirect questions =

Answer 3

Retold question

-Cognoscere voluimos cur multitudo convenisset.

Question 4

Subjunctive in Purpose Clause

Answer 4

Something happened in order that something else would happen.
i.e. Someone did something to do something.
Imperfect subjunctive turns into “to …”
-Senator me arcessivit ut rem hospitibus narrarem.

Question 5

Subjunctive in Indirect Commands

Answer 5

Retold Command

-Dominus nobis imperavit ut sellas lectosque emeremus.

Question 6

How does the imperfect subjunctive form?

Answer 6

Infinitive + m, s, t, mus, tis, nt

Question 7

How does the pluperfect subjunctive form?

Answer 7

Endings:

• issem
• isses
• isset
• issemus
• issetis
• issent

Question 8

Subjunctive in Result Clause

Answer 8

Something happened which resulted in something else happening.

i. e. This happened which meant that this happened.
- Tanta erat stultia iuvenum ut astrologo crederent.