Latin A-Level
Comparative with quam ut plus subjunctive
What Comparative with quam ut plus subjunctive means in Latin A-Level, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Comparative with quam ut plus subjunctive
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Where a comparative idea is expressed, quam ut plus the subjunctive can appear, meaning the result is beyond what the comparison would allow.
Topics that use Comparative with quam ut plus subjunctive
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