Chapter 29 Flashcards

1
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T or F: A participle is a verbal adjective

A

true

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2
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Can a participle do what an adjective can do?

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yes, and more - it can also act like a noun

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3
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What are two functions of adjectival participles?

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attributive and substantival

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4
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What does it mean when an adjectival participle functions attributively?

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functions as an adjective

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5
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What does it mean when an adjectival participle functions substantively?

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functions as a noun

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6
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Do key words ‘while’, ‘after’, and ‘because’ apply to adjectival participles?

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no

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7
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Characteristics of attributive participles

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modify some other noun or pronoun in sentence, and agrees with that word in case, number, and gender - just like an adjective

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8
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How can an attributive participle be translated?

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simple -ing form

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9
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Normal construction of attributive participles

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article - noun - article - modifier

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10
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Characteristics of substantival participles

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case is determined by function of participle in the sentence, number and gender are determined by who or what the participle is representing

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11
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Will the translation of the substantival participle often require extra words

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yes - such as ‘the one who is’

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12
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True of False: Translation of Greek participle is often idiomatic

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true

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13
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Best way to translate Greek participle

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look at what the Greek means and figure out how to say the same thing in English - use common sense with the words you add

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14
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What could be used if participle is singular

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one, he, she, or that (if neuter)

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15
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What could be used if participle is plural

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they or those

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16
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What could be used along with who

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which

17
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True or false: The need for aspect is weakened in the attributive and substantival participle

A

true

18
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Since a participle can function as an adjective or noun,how can you tell which is which

A

context - often the presence or absence of a noun helps distinguish between the two

19
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2 clues to tell if a participle is adjectival or adverbial

A

1 - is it preceded by an article (adverbial participle is always anarthrous as a general rule) 2 - context (which makes more sense)

20
Q

If there is an article, which participle (adjectival or adverbial) can it not be

A

adverbial

21
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Question 1 to ask of any participle

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What is the case, number, and gender of the participle, and why (i.e. what word is it modifying)?

22
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Question 2 to ask of any participle

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Is the action (or state of being) in the participle directed toward a verb (adverbial) or a noun (adjectival)?

23
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Question 3 to ask of any participle

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If it is adverbial, do you use ‘while’ or ‘after’

24
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Question 4 to ask of any participle

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If it is adjectival, is it attributive or sustantival

25
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Question 5 to ask of any participle

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What is the aspect of the participle? Continuous (present) or undefined (aorist)?

26
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Question 6 to ask of any participle

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What is the voice of the participle

27
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Question 7 to ask of any participle

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What does the verb mean