Apuleius 5.11.3-4 and 5.22-23 grammar

Question 1

give the genitive singular of: ille volātilis puer

Answer 1

illīus volātilis puerī

Question 2

give the dative singular of: ille volātilis puer

Answer 2

illī volātilī puerō

Question 3

give the accusative singular of: ille volātilis puer

Answer 3

illum volātilem puerum

Question 4

give the ablative singular of: ille volātilis puer

Answer 4

illō volātilī (sometimes volātile) puerō

Question 5

give the nominative plural of: ille volātilis puer

Answer 5

illī volātilēs puerī

Question 6

give the genitive plural of: ille volātilis puer

Answer 6

illōrum volātilum puerōrum

Question 7

give the dative plural of: ille volātilis puer

Answer 7

illīs volātibus puerīs

Question 8

give the accusative plural of: ille volātilis puer

Answer 8

illōs volātilēs (volātilīs) puerōs

Question 9

give the ablative plural of: ille volātilis puer

Answer 9

illīs volātibus puerīs

Question 10

conjugate moneō in the present active subjunctive singular

Answer 10

moneam, moneās, moneat

Question 11

conjugate moneō in the present active subjunctive singular

Answer 11

moneāmus, moneātis, moneant

Question 12

conjugate moneō in the imperfect active subjunctive singular

Answer 12

monērem, monērēs, monēret

Question 13

conjugate moneō in the imperfect active subjunctive singular

Answer 13

monērēmus, monērētis, monērent

Question 14

conjugate moneō in the perfect active subjunctive singular

Answer 14

monuerim, moneris, monuerit

Question 15

conjugate moneō in the perfect active subjunctive singular

Answer 15

monuerimus, monueritis, monuerint

Question 16

conjugate moneō in the pluperfect active subjunctive singular

Answer 16

monuissem, monuissēs, monuisset

Question 17

conjugate moneō in the plufect active subjunctive singular

Answer 17

monuissēmus, monuissētis, monuissent

Question 18

translate and identify the type of condition: sī aderit, bene erit.

Answer 18

If he is (shall be) here, it will be well (future more vivid: fut. indic. + fut. indic.)

Question 19

translate and identify the type of condition: sī adfuerit, bene erit.

Answer 19

If he is (shall have been) here, it will (then) be well. (future more vivid: fut. perf. indic. + fut. indic.

Question 20

translate and identify the type of condition: sī adsit, bene sit.

Answer 20

If he should be (were to be) here, it would be well. (fut. less vivid: pres. subj. + pres. subj.

Question 21

translate and identify the type of condition: sī adfuerit, bene sit.

Answer 21

If he should be (should have been) here, it would (then) be well. (fut. less vivid: perf. subj. + pres. subj.)

Question 22

translate and identify the type of condition: sī adesset, bene esset.

Answer 22

If he were (now) here, it would be well. (but he isn’t). (present contrary to fact: imperf. subj. + imperf. subj.)

Question 23

translate and identify the type of condition: sī adfuisset, bene fuisset.

Answer 23

If he had been here, it would have been well. (past contrary to fact: plup. subj. + plup. subj.)