Apuleius 1.1.1-2 grammar

Question 1

give the principal parts for inscrībō, to write on, inscribe

Answer 1

inscrībō inscrībere inscrīpsī inscrīptus

Question 2

give the principal parts for inscrībō, to reject, disdain

Answer 2

spernō spernere sprēvī sprētum

Question 3

conjugate moneō in the present active subjunctive singular

Answer 3

moneam, moneās, moneat

Question 4

conjugate moneō in the present active subjunctive plural

Answer 4

moneāmus, moneātis, moneant

Question 5

conjugate tegō in the present active subjunctive singular

Answer 5

tegam, tegās, tegat

Question 6

conjugate tegō in the present active subjunctive plural

Answer 6

tegāmus, tegātis, tegant

Question 7

conjugate tegō in the perfect active subjunctive singular

Answer 7

tēxerim, tēxeris, tēxerit

Question 8

conjugate tegō in the perfect active subjunctive plural

Answer 8

tēxerimus, tēxeritis, tēxerint

Question 9

conjugate amō in the present passive subjunctive singular

Answer 9

amer, amēris (amēre), amētur

Question 10

conjugate amō in the present passive subjunctive plural

Answer 10

amēmur, amēminī, amentur

Question 11

identify the verb forms for the protasis and apodosis (AG §514b2a): sī adsit, bene sit

Answer 11

protasis: present active subjunctive, 3rd person singular; apodosis: present active subjunctive, 3rd person singular

Question 12

translate this future less vivid condition: sī adsit, bene sit

Answer 12

if he should be (or: if he were to be) here, it would be well

Question 13

what kind of condition is this: sī adsit, bene sit

Answer 13

future less vivid

Question 14

identify the verb forms for the protasis and apodosis (AG §514b2b): sī adfuerit, bene sit

Answer 14

protasis: perfect active subjunctive, 3rd person singular; apodosis: perfect active subjunctive, 34d person singular

Question 15

translate this future less vivid condition: sī adfuerit, bene sit

Answer 15

if he should be (or: if he should have been) here, it would [then] be well

Question 16

what kind of condition is this: sī adfuerit, bene sit

Answer 16

future less vivid

Question 17

translate this purpose clause (AG §529): fābulam tibi narrābō ut mē amēs.

Answer 17

I will tell you a story, to make you love me.

Question 18

what sequence is the sentence in?

Answer 18

primary

Question 19

what tenses of the main verb put a sentence into primary sequence? (AG 482-5)

Answer 19

present, future, future perfect, perfect (when the perfect refers to the present)

Question 20

in primary sequence, what two tenses of the subjunctive are possible in the subordinate clause?

Answer 20

present subjunctive; perfect subjunctive

Question 21

what tenses of the main verb put a sentence into secondary sequence?

Answer 21

imperfect, perfect, pluperfect

Question 22

in secondary sequence, what two tenses of the subjunctive are possible in the subordinate clause?

Answer 22

imperfect subjunctive; pluperfect subjunctive