Third-year Latin covering the subjunctive mood, ablative absolute, and advanced vocabulary drawn from intermediate reading passages. Front: Latin word or form. Back: English meaning with grammatical note.
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- amem
- I may love, I might love (1st singular present subjunctive, amō)
- amēs
- you may love, you might love (2nd singular present subjunctive, amō)
- amet
- he/she/it may love, he/she/it might love (3rd singular present subjunctive, amō)
- amārem
- I would love, I might have loved (1st singular imperfect subjunctive, amō)
- amāverim
- I may have loved (1st singular perfect subjunctive, amō)
- amāvissem
- I would have loved (1st singular pluperfect subjunctive, amō)
- videam
- I may see, I might see (1st singular present subjunctive, videō)
- vidērem
- I would see, I might see (1st singular imperfect subjunctive, videō)
- vīderim
- I may have seen (1st singular perfect subjunctive, videō)
- audiam
- I may hear, I might hear (1st singular present subjunctive, audiō)
- audīrem
- I would hear, I might hear (1st singular imperfect subjunctive, audiō)
- dūcam
- I may lead, I might lead (1st singular present subjunctive, dūcō)
- ut + subjunctive
- in order that, so that; introduces a purpose clause
- nē + subjunctive
- in order that not, lest; introduces a negative purpose clause
- cum + subjunctive
- although, when; introduces a concessive or causal subordinate clause