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temporal cum clause
cum + indicative verb = when
cum + indicative + tum
both…and
not only…but also
circumstantial cum clause
cum=when/while
circumstantial cum clause formation
cum+ subjunctive
subjunctive si more vague → gives general time period of time being described
causal cum clauses
x happened since y took place
cum + subjunctive
concessive cum clauses
although
tamen in concessive cum clause
appears with most of this type of cum clause
located at front of main clause
not translated
dum+ indicative
while
dum + modo in a subjunctive clause
provided that
proviso clause
how are proviso clauses negated
ne rather than non
how can dum modo sometimes be written
dummodo