Augustine 1.7.11 grammar Flashcards
give the present active imperatives of audiō
audī, audīte
give the present passive imperatives of audiō
audīre, audīminī
give the present infinitives of reprehendō, reprehendere, reprehendī, reprehēnsum, to reprove
reprehendere, reprehendī
give the present infinitive of nītor, nītī, nixus or nīsus, to struggle
nītī
conjugate misereor in the present indicative singular
misereor, miserēre (miserēre), miserētur
conjugate misereor in the present indicative plural
miserēmur, miserēminī, miserentur
conjugate reprehendo in the future indicative active singular
reprehendam, reprehendēs, reprehendet
conjugate reprehendo in the future indicative active plural
reprehendēmus, reprehendētis, reprehendent
give the genitive singular of ea ēsca congruēns
eius ēscae congruentis
give the dative singular of ea ēsca congruēns
eī ēscae congruentī
give the accusative singular of ea ēsca congruēns
eam ēscam congruentem
give the ablative singular of ea ēsca congruēns
eā ēscā congruentī (congruente)
give the nominative plural of ea ēsca congruēns
eae ēscae congruentēs
give the genitive plural of ea ēsca congruēns
eārum ēscārum congruentium
give the dative and ablative plural of ea ēsca congruēns (one answer)
eīs ēscīs congruentibus
give the accusative plural of ea ēsca congruēns
eās ēscās congruentīs (congruentēs)
translate into Latin using a gerund: love of weeping
amor flendī
translate into Latin using a gerund: we give ourselves to weeping
nōs dāmus flendō
translate into Latin using a gerund: they came for weeping.
vēnērunt ad flendum
translate into Latin using a gerund: the seek love by weeping
amōrem petunt flendō