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that many people are saved by him. that he leaps over very tall buildings. that no one can conquer him.
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that the students fled the country. that wolves howled. that Justin Bieber cried.
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The results are in…
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That… With the result that…
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tantus talis tam ita sic so great, such great + NOUN such + NOUN so + ADV or ADJ thus, so thus, in such a way
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Not all Result Clauses contain Trigger Words! e.g. The student studied hard, with the result that she aced the Latin test.
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UT
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UT NON
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If the Main Sentence is: the Result Clause is: Present or Future Present Subjunctive Past Imperfect Subj. (Imperfect, Perfect, Pluperfect)
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ut multi homines āb eo serventur. ut super aedificia altissima saltet. ut nemo eum vincere possit.
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ut discipuli ē patriā fugerent. ut lupi ulularent. ut Iustinius Bieberus lacrimaret.
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How do we tell the difference? With Negatives, it’s obvious: Purpose: NE Result: UT NON
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How do we tell the difference? With Trigger Words, it’s obvious: Purpose: NO Trigger Words! Result: Main sentence contains: tantus, talis, tam, ita, sic
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How do we tell the difference? With Positives: Purpose: “in order to” Result: “with the result that”
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Discipuli magistram ceperunt, ne doceret. Discipuli magistrae pecuniam dederunt, ut laborem non acciperent.
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Discipuli Graeciam eunt, ut Parthenon videant. Discipuli tam magni sunt, ut magistra felicissima sit. Discipuli studebant, ut bene in ludo facerent.
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