Augustine 3.4.7 grammar

Question 1

give the genitive singular of quis fīnis ventōsus

Answer 1

cuius fīnis ventōsī

Question 2

give the dative singular of quis finis ventōsus

Answer 2

cuī fīnī ventōsō

Question 3

give the accusative singular of hic ignis meus

Answer 3

quem fīnem ventōsum

Question 4

give the ablative singular of quis finis ventōsus

Answer 4

quō finī ventōsō

Question 5

give the nominative plural of quis finis ventōsus

Answer 5

quī fīnēs ventōsī

Question 6

give the genitive plural of quis finis ventōsus

Answer 6

quōrum fīnium ventōsōrum

Question 7

give the dative and ablative plural of quis finis ventōsus

Answer 7

quibus fīnibus ventōsī

Question 8

give accusative plural of quis finis ventōsus

Answer 8

quōs fīnēs ventōsōs

Question 9

translate into Latin: the order of speaking.

Answer 9

ordō loquendī

Question 10

translate into Latin: They gave themselves to speaking.

Answer 10

sē dedērunt loquendō

Question 11

translate into Latin: They came for speaking.

Answer 11

vēnērunt ad loquendum

Question 12

translating into Latin: They stun (stupefacio) him by speaking

Answer 12

eum stupefaciunt loquendo

Question 13

translate into Latin: for the sake of sharpening language (acuo, acuere; lingua)

Answer 13

linguae acuendae gratiā (or causā)

Question 14

translate into Latin: They gave themselves to sharpening language.

Answer 14

sē dedērunt linguae acuendae

Question 15

translate into Latin: They came for sharpening language

Answer 15

venērunt ad linguam acuendam

Question 16

translating into Latin: They stun (stupefacio) him by sharpening language

Answer 16

eum stupefaciunt linguā acuendā