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Purpose Clauses
Purpose Clauses
Purpose Clauses
A purpose clause is a dependent use of the subjunctive.
Purpose Clauses
Answers the question – “Why?”
Purpose Clauses
Latin rarely uses an infinitive to express purpose.
Purpose Clauses
Often dependent subjunctive clauses are introduced by a conjunction.
Purpose Clauses
Purpose Clauses
Positive
Purpose Clauses
Positive
ut
Purpose Clauses
Positive
ut “in order that…”
Purpose Clauses
Positive
ut “in order that…”
Negative
Purpose Clauses
Positive
ut “in order that…”
Negative
nē
Purpose Clauses
Positive
ut “in order that…”
Negative
nē “in order that…not…”
Purpose Clauses
“may”
Purpose Clauses
Hoc dīcit ut eōs iuvet.
Purpose Clauses
Hoc dīcit ut eōs iuvet.
He says this in order that he may help them.
Purpose Clauses
Discēdit nē id audiat.
Purpose Clauses
Discēdit nē id audiat.
He leaves in order that he may not hear this.
Purpose Clauses
Cum cūrā docet ut discipulī bene discant.
Purpose Clauses
Cum cūrā docet ut discipulī bene discant.
He teaches with care in order that the students may learn well.
Purpose Clauses
Hoc facit nē capiātur.
Purpose Clauses
Hoc facit nē capiātur.
He does this in order that he may not be captured.
Purpose Clauses
Librōs legimus ut multa discāmus.
Purpose Clauses
Librōs legimus ut multa discāmus.
We read books in order that we may learn many things.
Purpose Clauses
Bonōs librōs nōbīs dent nē malōs legāmus.
Purpose Clauses
Bonōs librōs nōbīs dent nē malōs legāmus.
Let them give good books to us in order that we may not read bad ones.
