I am (still and probably for some time) transcribing/proofreading Adler's exercises contained in his Practical Grammar (and the Key prepared by the author himself).
There seems to be what appears to me to be an obvious error, but I wanted to run this by you before changing it (I do not want to introduce errors of mine).
- Has he as much tea as coffee? Estne ei tantum theae (note: feminine), quantum coffeae (note: feminine)?
- He has more of the latter than of the former.|Est ei plus de hoc (note: masculine) quam de illo (note: masculine).
- Estne ei tantum theae, quantum coffeae? (same as in original)
- Est ei plus de hac quam de illa. (changed)
Carolus Raeticus