Rule 89: Commands in Indirect Speech

As we work through indirect speech, this video will focus on commands, both standard indirect commands and commands in extended indirect dialogue. The good news is that commands will always use the subjunctive when relayed indirectly. This video moves through several different examples of 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

[@GDitto]

Almost done!!

[@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.

[@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?

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