CONDITIONS in LATIN



 

Type of Condition
PROTASIS (si clause)


APODOSIS (main clause)

SIMPLE CONDITION
If he says this, he makes a mistake.
Present Indicative
Present Indicative
PRESENT GENERAL CONDITION
Every time he says this, he makes a mistake.
Present Indicative
Present Indicative
PAST PARTICULAR CONDITION
If he (has) said this, he (has) made a mistake
Imperfect Indicative
Present Perfect Indicative
Imperfect Indicative
Present Perfect Indicative
PAST GENERAL CONDITION
Whenever he said this, he made a mistake.
Imperfect Indicative
Past Perfect Indicative
Imperfect Indicative
Imperfect Indicative
FUTURE-MOST-VIVID CONDITION
If I shall have said this, I shall have made a mistake.
Future Perfect Indicative
Future Perfect Indicative
FUTURE CONDITION (FUTURE-MORE-VIVID)
If he says (will say) this, he will make a mistake.
Future Indicative
Future Indicative
FUTURE-LESS-VIVID CONDITION ("ideal")
If he were to (should) say this, he would make a mistake.
Present Subjunctive
Present Subjunctive
PRESENT CONTRARY-TO-FACT CONDITION
Imperfect Subjunctive
Imperfect Subjunctive
PAST CONTRARY-TO-FACT CONDITION
If he had said this, he would have made a mistake.
Past Perfect Subjunctive
Past Perfect Subjunctive

 


 

 

May 23, 2009 9:05 AM

John Paul Adams, CSUN
john.p.adams@csun.edu

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