Apuleius 2.1.1-2 grammar

Question 1

give the principal parts of discutiō: to shake off

Answer 1

discutiō discutere discussī discussum

Question 2

give the principal parts of faciō: to do, make

Answer 2

faciō facere fēcī factum

Question 3

give the principal parts of celebrō: to throng, honor, celebrate

Answer 3

celebrō celebrāre celebrāvī celebrātum (regular 1st conjugation)

Question 4

give the principal parts of exorior: to arise, come into existence

Answer 4

exorior exorīrī exortum

Question 5

conjugate amō in the present passive subjunctive singular

Answer 5

amer, amēris (amēre), amētur

Question 6

conjugate amō in the present passive subjunctive plural

Answer 6

amēmur, amēminī, amentur

Question 7

translate this ablative absolute (type 1): Caesare imperatōre

Answer 7

with Caesar as general (because, although, while …)

Question 8

translate this ablative absolute (type 2): Caesare imperante

Answer 8

with Caesar giving commanding (because, although, while …)

Question 9

translate this ablative absolute (type 3): Caesare dēvictō

Answer 9

with Caesar having been defeated (because, although, after …)

Question 10

(infinitive) translate: imperāre hominēs iucundum est.

Answer 10

Commanding people is a pleasant thing.

Question 11

(genitive gerund) translate: amor imperandī.

Answer 11

love of commanding

Question 12

(dative gerund) translate: Caesar sē dedit imperandō.

Answer 12

Caesar gave himself to commanding

Question 13

(accusative gerund) translate: Caesar vēnit ad imperandum.

Answer 13

Caesar came for the commanding.

Question 14

(ablative gerund) translate: Caesar dēvictus est imperandō.

Answer 14

Caesar was defeated by commanding.