Concise Latin Grammar
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1/ this were gold (}a\x\. It isn't), // would be valuable 783. Future conditions are of two kinds : more definite and less definite.
a. A more definite future condition states a future possibility dis- tinctly, expressing a doubt as to whether it will or will not be the case.
If this pro%>es to be gold (that remains to be seen and is a future possibility), // will be valuable b. A less definite future condition states a future possibility less dis- tinctly, expressing a doubt as to whether it w...ould or would not be the case.
If this should prove to be gold^ it would be valuable I. Present Conditions 784. Present conditions are either non-committal or contrary to fact.
785. Present non-committal conditions regularly take the present indicative in both clauses.
si hoc /acif, lauddtur, if he is doing this, he is being praised a. The verb in the conclusion of a present non-committal condition is not always an indicative, but may be a hortatory or an optative subjunctive, an imperative, or any other form demanded by the sense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1/ this were gold (}a\x\. It isn't), // would be valuable 783. Future conditions are of two kinds : more definite and less definite.
a. A more definite future condition states a future possibility dis- tinctly, expressing a doubt as to whether it will or will not be the case.
If this pro%>es to be gold (that remains to be seen and is a future possibility), // will be valuable b. A less definite future condition states a future possibility less dis- tinctly, expressing a doubt as to whether it w...ould or would not be the case.
If this should prove to be gold^ it would be valuable I. Present Conditions 784. Present conditions are either non-committal or contrary to fact.
785. Present non-committal conditions regularly take the present indicative in both clauses.
si hoc /acif, lauddtur, if he is doing this, he is being praised a. The verb in the conclusion of a present non-committal condition is not always an indicative, but may be a hortatory or an optative subjunctive, an imperative, or any other form demanded by the sense.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D'ooge Benjamin Leonard to read onlineMoreLess
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