Apuleius 4.4.1-4.5.7 grammar

Question 1

give the principal parts of conficiō (to finish, traverse)

Answer 1

cōnficiō cōnficere cōnfēcī cōnfectum

Question 2

give the principal parts of ingredior (to enter)

Answer 2

ingredior ingredī ingressum

Question 3

give the principal parts of nanciscor (to obtain)

Answer 3

nancīscor, nancīscī, nactus

Question 4

give the comparative neuter forms (nominative singular) of longus, tristis, and sapiens

Answer 4

longius, tristius, sapientius

Question 5

give the future participles, active and passive (masc. sing. nom.) of cōnficiō

Answer 5

cōnfectūrus, cōnficiendus

Question 6

give the future participles, active and passive (masc. sing. nom.) of ingredior

Answer 6

ingressūrus, ingrediendus (or ingrediundus)

Question 7

translate: Dīcō Caesarem vēnisse.

Answer 7

I say that Caesar came.

Question 8

translate: Dīcō Caesarem venīre.

Answer 8

I say that Caesar is coming

Question 9

translate: Dīcō Caesarem ventūrum esse.

Answer 9

I say that Caesar will come.

Question 10

translate: Dīxī Caesarem vēnisse.

Answer 10

I said that Caesar had come.

Question 11

translate: Dīxī Caesarem venīre.

Answer 11

I said that Caesar was coming.

Question 12

translate: Dīxī Caesarem ventūrum esse.

Answer 12

I said that Caesar would come.