Lesson 23: New Material

Question 1

Credo ut intéllegam.

Answer 1

I believe in order that I may understand.

Question 2

aer áeris m.

Answer 2

the air

Question 3

comes cómitis m.

Answer 3

companion

Question 4

flos floris m.

Answer 4

flower

Question 5

grex gregis m.

Answer 5

herd, flock

Question 6

hiems híemis f.

Answer 6

winter

Question 7

júvenis júvenis m./f.

Answer 7

young person

Question 8

lapis lápidis m.

Answer 8

stone

Question 9

obses óbsidis m.

Answer 9

hostage

Question 10

plebs plebis f.

Answer 10

common people, plebeians

Question 11

uxor uxoris f.

Answer 11

wife

Question 12

ut (conj.)

Answer 12

in order that, so that

Question 13

I believe in order that I may understand.

Answer 13

Credo ut intéllegam.

Question 14

the air

Answer 14

aer áeris m.

Question 15

companion

Answer 15

comes cómitis m.

Question 16

flower

Answer 16

flos floris m.

Question 17

herd, flock

Answer 17

grex gregis m.

Question 18

winter

Answer 18

hiems híemis f.

Question 19

young person

Answer 19

júvenis júvenis m./f.

Question 20

stone

Answer 20

lapis lápidis m.

Question 21

hostage

Answer 21

obses óbsidis m.

Question 22

common people, plebeians

Answer 22

plebs plebis f.

Question 23

wife

Answer 23

uxor uxoris f.

Question 24

in order that, so that

Answer 24

ut (conj.)

Question 25

The ___ can be used to show purpose in English, but not in Latin.

Answer 25

infinitive

Question 26

In a sentence with a purpose clause, the main verb is in the ___ and the purpose clause is in the ___.

Answer 26

indicative; subjunctive

Question 27

The verbs in a sentence with a purpose clause must ___ in tense.

Answer 27

correspond

Question 28

If the verb of the main clause is in the present or future, the verb of the purpose clause is in the ___.

Answer 28

present subjunctive

Question 29

If the verb of the main clause is in the past, the verb of the purpose clause is in the ___.

Answer 29

imperfect subjunctive