Apuleius 11.1-2 grammar

Question 1

give the principal parts of nancīscor (to obtain)

Answer 1

nancīscor nancīscī nactus or nanctus

Question 2

give the principal parts of moror (to die)

Answer 2

morior morīrī mortuus

Question 3

give the principal parts of regō (to rule)

Answer 3

regō regere rēxī rēctum

Question 4

give the present infinitives, active and passive, of regō

Answer 4

regere, regī

Question 5

give the perfect infinitives, active and passive, of regō

Answer 5

rēxisse, rēctum ess

Question 6

give the future infinitives, active and passive, of regō

Answer 6

rēctūrum esse, rēctum īre

Question 7

give the genitive singular of haec vetusta glans

Answer 7

huius vetustae glandis

Question 8

give the dative singular of haec vetusta glans

Answer 8

huic vetustae glandī

Question 9

give the accusative singular of haec vetusta glans

Answer 9

hanc vetustam glandem

Question 10

give the ablative singular of haec vetusta glans

Answer 10

hāc vetustā glande

Question 11

give the nominative plural of haec vetusta glans

Answer 11

hae vetustae glandēs

Question 12

give the genitive plural of haec vetusta glans

Answer 12

hārum vetustārum glandium

Question 13

give the dative plural of haec vetusta glans

Answer 13

hīs vetustīs glandibus

Question 14

give the accusative plural of haec vetusta glans

Answer 14

hās vetustās glandīs (glandēs)

Question 15

give the ablative plural of haec vetusta glans

Answer 15

hīs vetustīs glandibus

Question 16

translate into Latin, using a gerund in the genitive: eagerness for loving.

Answer 16

studium amandī

Question 17

translate into Latin, using a gerund in the dative: they give themselves to loving.

Answer 17

sē dedērunt amandō

Question 18

translate into Latin, using a gerund in the accusative: they came for loving.

Answer 18

vēnērunt ad amandum

Question 19

translate into Latin, using a gerund in the ablative: they died by loving.

Answer 19

mortuī sunt amandō