Chapter 53/54 Partner Grammar
The following English sentence would be a _ clause in Latin:Human beings are fashioned in such a way that they stand erect and lift their faces to heaven. purpose result The following English sentence would be a _ clause in Latin:In the Golden Age, they did not need to write laws so that people would behave well. purpose result The following English sentence would be a _ clause in Latin:People were so honest that there were no courts or judges. purpose result The following English sentence would be a _ clause in Latin:People did not build walls to keep enemies out. purpose result Choose the verb form that (based on the sequence of tenses) best translates the underlined phrase into Latin.In the Silver Age, Jove so changed the weather that people sought shelter in houses. petiverunt petant peterent Choose the verb form that (based on the sequence of tenses) best translates the underlined phrase into Latin.People became so concerned with owning property that they marked out the land with boundary lines. designarent designant designent Choose the verb form that (based on the sequence of tenses) best translates the underlined phrase into Latin.They even delved into the Stygian depths so that the earth's wealth would not elude them. eluderet eludit eludat Complete the purpose clauses in the following sentences by supplying the correct form of the verb that is given in parentheses a) Flāvia Rōmam venit ut Cornēliam adiuvet. (adiuvare)b) Flāvia Rōmam vēnit ut Cornēliam adiuvaret. (adiuvare) Complete the purpose clauses in the following sentences by supplying the correct form of the verb that is given in parentheses a) Multi amici conveniunt ut novae nūptae gratulentur. (gratulari)b) Multi amici convenerunt ut novae nuptae gratularentur. (gratulari) Complete the purpose clauses in the following sentences by supplying the correct form of the verb that is given in parentheses a) Ancilla in cubiculum festinat ut Corneliae speculum det. (dare)b) Ancilla in cubiculum festinavit ut Corneliae speculum daret. (dare) Complete the purpose clauses in the following sentences by supplying the correct form of the verb that is given in parentheses a) Novae nuptae cavēre dēbent nē cadant. (cadere)b) Novae nuptae cavēre dēbent nē caderent. (cadere) Complete the purpose clauses in the following sentences by supplying the correct form of the verb that is given in parentheses a) Auspex prōcēdit ut porcum sacrificet. (sacrificare)b) Auspex prōcessit ut porcum sacrificaret. (sacrificare) Sort the sentences by their sequence (primary or secondary) Primary Sequence dicit ut eis persuadeat. se celat ne capiatur Secondary Sequence Amicum misit qui eis perusaderet. Tam defessa erat ut dormire vellet. Identify the use of ut in the sentence. Ut with indicative Sextus, ut imperavit magister, domum statim rediit. Ut feriati estis, debetis multos libros legere. Result Clause Titus tam infirmus erat ut surgere non posset. Purpose Clause In balneis diu morabamur ut cum amicis colloqueremur. Cornelli ex urbe Romā discedent ut Baias eant. Indirect Command Magister Sexto imperavit ut domum statim rediret. Amico mero persuasi ut mecum ad Circum veniret. Identify the use of ut in this sentence. Using the Latin words in the sentence, explain how you knew which use it was.THEN translate the sentence.Tantus calor est in urbe ut Cornelii Baias ire velint. Identify the use of ut in this sentence. Using the Latin words in the sentence, explain how you knew which use it was.THEN translate the sentence.Cornelius servos hortatur ut lecticam in domum magnā cum curā ferant. Identify the use of ut in this sentence. Using the Latin words in the sentence, explain how you knew which use it was.THEN translate the sentence.Cornelius, ut solet, cum Tito ad balneas it. Identify the use of ut in this sentence. Using the Latin words in the sentence, explain how you knew which use it was.THEN translate the sentence.Cornelius appropinquat ut taedam in rogum iniciat. Identify the use of ut in this sentence. Using the Latin words in the sentence, explain how you knew which use it was.THEN translate the sentence.Cornelius imperat ut medicus arcessatur. To mark a word click its first letter then click its last. FAMILIARES HILARITAS MAIORES EXSTRUO HILARIS FRANGO SCINDO MORBUS DEXTRA LAURUS MYRTUS LEVIS IMAGO IUNGO PLORO SACRA SOLVO ARDEO RITE ARA