This document discusses the perfect subjunctive and sequence of tenses in Latin grammar. It provides conjugated forms of the perfect subjunctive in active and passive voice, and outlines the rules for using the subjunctive mood depending on whether the main verb is indicative or subjunctive. Examples are given to practice the perfect subjunctive and sequence of tenses. Translations of the examples are also provided.

1. Chapter 22 Grammar
Part II

2. Perfect Subjunctive
Active
paro, parare, paraui, paratus
parauerim
paraueris
parauerit
parauerimus
paraueritis
parauerint
Passive
paro, parare, paraui, paratus
paratus sim
paratus sis
paratus sit
parati simus
parati sitis
parati sint

3. Sequence of Tenses
Main Verb (Indicative) Subordinate Verb (Subjunctive)
Primary Sequence
• Present
• Imperfect
• Future
Present (at the same time)
Perfect (before)
Secondary Sequence
• Perfect
• Pluperfect
• Future Perfect
Imperfect (at the same time)
Pluperfect (before)

4. Exercise 22.1 #1-4
1. Theomnestus Quintum rogat quid passus sit.
2. Theomnestus Quintum rogat quid nunc facturus sit.
3. Theomnestus Quintum rogat quo ire cupiat.
4. scire uolumus quando nauis discessura sit.

5. Exercise 22.4 #1-2
1. Quintus, dum iter Romam facit, ueteri amico occurrit quem rogauit
num parentes suos (uidere).
2. ille “nescio” inquit “ubi parentes tui (esse).”

6. Exercise Translations
22.1.1: Theomnestus asks Quintus what he endured.
22.1.2: Theomnestus asks Quintus what he is going to do now.
22.1.3: Theomnestus asks Quintus to where he wishes to go.
22.1.4: We want to know when the ship is going to leave.
22.4.1: Quintus, while he is making a journey to Rome, met an old
friend whom he asked whether he saw his parents. (uidisset)
22.4.2: He says, “I do not know where your parents are.” (sint)