Augustine 4.1.1-4.2.2 grammar

Question 1

genitive singular of ille circuitus falsus et fallēns

Answer 1

illīus circuitūs falsī et fallentis

Question 2

dative singular of ille circuitus falsus et fallēns

Answer 2

illī circituī falsō et fallentī

Question 3

accusative singular of ille circuitus falsus et fallēns

Answer 3

illum circuitum falsum et fallentem

Question 4

ablative singular of ille circuitus falsus et fallēns

Answer 4

illō circuitū falsō et fallente (fallentī)

Question 5

nominative plural of ille circuitus falsus et fallēns

Answer 5

illī circuitūs falsī et fallentēs

Question 6

genitive plural of ille circuitus falsus et fallēns

Answer 6

illōrum circuituum falsōrum et fallentium

Question 7

dative and ablative plural of ille circuitus falsus et fallēns

Answer 7

illīs circuitibus falsīs et fallentibus

Question 8

accusative plural of quod liber multus et ingēns

Answer 8

illōs circuitūs falsōs et fallentīs (fallentēs)

Question 9

give the present singular imperatives, active and passive, of sinō, sinere, sīvī, situs, “to allow”

Answer 9

sine, sinere

Question 10

give the present plural imperatives, active and passive, of sinō

Answer 10

sinīte, siniminī

Question 11

give the future singular imperatives, 2nd person only, active and passive, of sinō

Answer 11

sinitō, sinitor

Question 12

give the future plural imperatives, 2nd person only, active and passive, of sinō

Answer 12

sinitōte, —

Question 13

translate: dīxerit aliquis mē scientiam amāre.

Answer 13

someone might say that I love knowledge (potential subjunctive)

Question 14

translate: errāverim fortasse.

Answer 14

I may have been wrong / I could perhaps have been wrong (potential subjunctive)