midterm 1 key content review Flashcards

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what tenses can the verb in the main clause be for a purpose clause in primary sequence?

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present, perfect (present completed i.e. have seen), future, future perfect

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what tenses can the verb in the main clause be for a purpose clause in secondary sequence?

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imperfect, pluperfect, perfect (past simple i.e. saw)

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what tenses can the verb in the secondary clause be for a purpose clause in primary sequence?

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present subjunctive

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what tenses can the verb in the secondary clause be for a purpose clause in secondary sequence?

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imperfect subjunctive

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how is primary sequence standard purpose clause translated?

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in order that….may

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how is secondary sequence standard purpose clause translated?

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in order that….might

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how are purpose clauses introduced by relative pronouns translated?

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who/which/that/in order that there/in order that they

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what verbs combined with ut/ne form the indirect command?

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monēre, hortārī, imperāre, petere, quaerere, iubere

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what subjunctive tenses are possible for indirect commands?

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present subjunctive (primary) and imperfect subjunctive (secondary)

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what does relative clause of characteristic express?

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the specific type or kind of thing is being indicated

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how do you translate relative clause of characteristic?

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“the kind of/that___” OR “of the sort that ____” OR “who/that….would”

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what subjunctives can be used in relative clauses of characteristic?

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present, perfect (primary) and imperfect, pluperfect (secondary)

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what is the present active participle and how is it translated?

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-ns, -ntis, translated as “___ing”

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what is the perfect passive participle and how is it translated

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4th principle part (i.e. vocātus), translated as “having been ___ed”

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what is the future active participle and how is it translated?

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4th principle part but the ending is replaced by -ūrus (i.e. vocātūrus), translated as “about to _____” or “going to ____”

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what is the future passive participle and how is it translated?

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-ndus ending, translated as “needing to be ____ed”

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what relative time does the present participle express?

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simultaneous action

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what relative time does the perfect participle express?

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prior action

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what relative time does the future participle express?

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subsequent action

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what word do you use to translate a temporal participle?

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what word do you use to translate a causal participle?

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what word do you use to translate a concessive participle?

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what word do you use to translate a condition participle?

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future passive of īre

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future active of īre
ītūrus
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what is an active periphrastic?
future active participle combined with form of sum, indicates future or intended action
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what are the translations for active periphrastic?
we are going to depart/we were going to depart/we shall be about to depart
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what is a passive periphrastic?
future passive participle combined with form of sum, indicates the obligatory
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what are the translations for the passive periphrastic?
must be ruled/have to be ruled/had to be ruled/will have to be ruled
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first declension dative
-ae, īs
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second declension dative
-ō, -īs
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third declension dative
ī, ibus
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first declension vocative
-a, -ae
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second declension vocative
-e/-um, -ī/-a
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third declension vocative
-s,ēs OR same as nom, a/ia