Rule 89: Commands in Indirect Speech

[@christophersmith_staff-gre5598]

We are literally doing indirect commands right now in my Latin class. Gratias for your exquisite timing!

[@timisontube]

89! Wow! Come a long way, thanks for all the rules. Just two more

[@SuperAbdullah2002]

Thank you for the video! I'm wondering about 1:10 and whether the "occuparet" is in the correct tense. Since "persuadet" is in the present, shouldn't occupo be following primary sequence and be a present subjunctive?

[@maxburnos9443]

I thought the same. Sequence of tenses does apply for these clauses does it not?

[@celeriter]

You are correct. Sequences of tenses do apply here.

[@GDitto]

Almost done!!

[@fraternitas5117]

Fortasse sumus ut vivus satis audire omnibus nonaginta una lectio! Gaudeo!

[@oliverwashington8108]

what about 'iubeo' and 'nego' ? aren't these exceptions because they are typically followed by an infinitive

[@commentfreely5443]

wow, nearly at 91. i have made a pdf of all these rules with screenshots.

[@latintutorial]

Almost!

[@lgroschiensalle]

Please transmitto PDF to meo via e-mail?

[@Christina-hd7rl]

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