Latin A-Level
Mood and tense in conditional sentences
What Mood and tense in conditional sentences means in Latin A-Level, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Mood and tense in conditional sentences
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You must understand how the mood and tense of the conditional verb relate to the main verb and to the type of condition.
Topics that use Mood and tense in conditional sentences
Related terms
- Ablative of comparison
- Accusative and infinitive in indirect statement
- Clause relationship between condition and conclusion
- Comparative clause
- Comparative with quam ut plus subjunctive
- Concessive conjunctions
- Contrast between concession, cause and condition
- Correlative constructions with tamen
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