World Languages, 15.09.2021 03:00 raiindrxp
EXERCISE 4
Read the following dialogue between Charlemagne and his doctor. Find all the imperatives and subjunctives and identify each by type. The Reading Vocabulary may be
consulted.
Example:
Medicus: Salvus (healthy) sis (salvus sis = salvÄ; a greeting), rÄx praeclƤre!
sis - optative subjunctive
Carolus Magnus: Salvƫ, medice!
Medicus: Utinam possis per multos annos bene valÄre et rex Francorum esse!
Carolus Magnus: PrÅ certo ero. Cur hoc dicis?
Medicus: Corpus tuum non iam est forte et febribus corripitur. Consilia bona tibi dabo. Ita corpus curÄre poteris. AudiÄs!
Carolus Magnus: Audiamus (kings sometimes talk in the plural to enhance their majesty)! DicÄs ea quae dicere cupis.
Medicus: lam carnes assas comedere non debes, sed tantum carnes ÄlixÄs.
Carolus Magnus: Verba tua odio habeo. Noli mÄ docÄrel Ego enim sum rex Francorum. FuglÄs nunc! Nam ira mea est terribilis.
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World Languages, 26.06.2019 00:30
Is this inappropriate language,ā i am something. but what i am,and what iāll be,are two countries at war at presentā? ? if so,how can i write it in formal
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