1. Subjunctives It’s all good.

2. cum in insidias advenissemus, non eramus laeti.

3. rogabas quo modo in insidias advenisses.

4. milites nos ceperunt ut regnum occuparent.

5. exiimus tam tacite ut milites nos non conspicarent.

6. centurio militibus imperabat ut nos invenissent.

7. milites nobis imperabant ut desineremus.

8. sed tam callidi eramus ut milites nos numquam invenirent.

9. Pluperfect Subjunctive Use the 3 rd PP: amo, amare, amavi, amatum Add “sse”: amavisse Add the ending: Voila! Pluperfect subjunctive! singularplural 1 st personmmus 2 nd personstis 3 rd persontnt singularplural 1 st personamavissemamavissemus 2 nd personamavissesamavissetis 3 rd personamavissetamavissent

10. Imperfect Subjunctive Use the infinitive: amo, amare, amavi, amatum Add the ending: Voila! Imperfect subjunctive! singularplural 1 st personmmus 2 nd personstis 3 rd persontnt singularplural 1 st personamaremamaremus 2 nd personamaresamaretis 3 rd personamaretamarent

11. Types of Clauses Cum Clause: Starts with “cum” Indirect Question: Question word Purpose Clause: begins with “ut” Result Clause: begins with “ut” and has keywords (tam, tantus, adeo, tot) in main clause Indirect Command: begins with “ut” and has verb of command in main clause