Apuleius 1.1.3-4 grammar

Question 1

give the principal parts of: condō, (to build); to store up

Answer 1

condō condere condidī conditus

Question 2

give the principal parts of: mereō, to earn

Answer 2

mereō merēre meruī meritum

Question 3

give the principal parts of: aggredior, to approach

Answer 3

aggredior aggredī aggressus sum

Question 4

decline vetus (AG § 199): in the singular

Answer 4

(nom.) vetus, vetus; (gen.) veteris, veteris (dat.) veterī, veterī (acc.) veterem, vetus (abl.) vetere or veterī, vetere or veterī

Question 5

decline vetus (AG § 199): in the plural

Answer 5

(nom) veterēs, vetera, (gen.) veterum, veterum, (dat.) veteribus, veteribus (acc.) veterēs, vetera (abl.) veteribus, veteribus

Question 6

conjugate moneō in the perfect active indicative singular

Answer 6

monuī, monuistī, monuit

Question 7

conjugate moneō in the perfect active indicative

Answer 7

monuimus, monuistis, monuērunt

Question 8

translate this ablative absolute: nullīs sorōribus amantibus

Answer 8

with no sisters loving (although no sisters …, because no sisters … etc.)

Question 9

translate this ablative absolute: nullīs sorōribus amātīs

Answer 9

with no sisters having been loved (although no sisters were loved, because no sisters … etc.)