Ut Clauses

Question 1

Ut + Indicative

Answer 1

As, when
ex. Semper sum, ut vidēs, negōtiōsus.
I am always, as you see, busy.

Question 2

Ut Result Clause

Answer 2

With the words tam (so) tantus (so great) tālis (such things) tot (so many) sīc and īta (rhus, intbis way) or adeō (so much, to such an extent)
With subjunctive
ex. Tam īnfirmus erat ut vix loquī posset.
He was so weak that he could scarcely speak.

Question 3

Indirect Command

Answer 3

Indirect clauses are acc. + infinitive

With

Question 4

Purpose Clause

Answer 4

In order that …. may/might
With subjunctive
ex. Gaius Cornēlius prōcessit ut fratrem mortuum laudāret.
Gaius Cornelius came forward in order that he might
praise his dead brother