The Latin Subjunctive A. In Independent or Main Clauses 1. Hortatory – A command or urging in the first person. “Let us climb Parnassus.” 2. Jussive – A command or urging in the third person. “Let him climb Pa - The Thief - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2010-04-15 16:03:04 Subjunctive mood Dependent clause Tense–aspect–mood Infinitive Relative clause Conditional mood Relative pronoun Optative mood English modal verb Linguistics Grammar Grammatical moods		The Latin Subjunctive A. In Independent or Main Clauses 1. Hortatory – A command or urging in the first person. “Let us climb Parnassus.” 2. Jussive – A command or urging in the third person. “Let him climb Pa Add to Reading List Source URL: www.rustymason.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 174,35 KB Share Document on Facebook

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