Result Clauses Of Purpose + Purpose Cluases Introduced By Adverbs

Question 1

Properatis quo celerius adveniatis

Answer 1

You hasten by which you may arrive more quickly
You hasten in order that you may arrive more quickly

(Purpose clause introduced by adverb)

Question 2

A relative pronoun when its antecedent is clearly expressed in the main clause

Answer 2

May also be introduced by adverbs: ubi(where), unde(from where), quo(to where)

Question 3

Nuntium mittit QUI de moribus incolarum ROGET

Answer 3

He sends a messenger who may ask about the customs of the inhabitants
He sends a messenger in order that he may ask anout the customs of the inhabitants

= nuntium mittit ut is de moribus incolarum roget

Question 4

Domum cucurri ut ubi me celarem

Answer 4

I ran home where i might hide
I ran home in order that i might hide there

Domum cucurri ut ibi me celarem = i ran home in order that i might hide there

Question 5

Scribebat lilbros quos alii legerent

Answer 5

He wrote books which others might read
he wrote books in order that others might read them

=Scribebat libros quos alii legerent

Question 6

Quo

Answer 6

(Ablative: “by which”) introduces a purpose clause that contains a comparative