GRAMMATICAL POINTS Flashcards

1
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If the stem of a first declension noun ends with ρ, ι, or ε all the _____ ______ have _________.

A

singular forms; α-endings

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2
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A plural neuter nominative noun is frequently the subject of a ______________.

A

singular verb

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3
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The verb εἰμί is completed by a __________.

A

predicate nominative

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4
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The three “A” rule is _____, ______, _____. That is, if an adjective modifies a noun and it has the _______, its use is _________.

A

Article, Adjective, Attributive; article; attributive

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5
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A pronoun agrees with its _______ in ______ and _____; its use in the sentence normally determines its ________.

A

antecedent; gender; number; case

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6
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The personal pronouns (ἐγώ, σύ, ἡμεῖς, ὑμεῖς) are not used as __________ except to express ___________.

A

subjects of verbs; emphasis

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7
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When αὐτός is used as an intensive pronoun, it is in the __________ position (without the ______) and agrees with its noun in ______, _____, and _____.

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predicate; gender; number; case

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When αὐτός is used as an identical adjective, it is in the _____ position (with the _____) and agrees with its noun in _____, _____, and _____.

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attributive; gender; number; case

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9
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When οὗτος and ἐκεῖνος are used as _____, they occur in the _____ position (without the _____) and their nouns have the _____.

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adjectives; predicate; article

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10
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When οὗτος and ἐκεῖνος are used as _____, they stand for _____ and are translated according to their _____ and _____.

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pronouns; nouns; gender; number

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11
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Verbs that are middle or passive in form but active in meaning are called _____ verbs.

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Deponent

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12
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_____ _____ occurs when a relative pronoun is “attracted” to the case of its antecedent.

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direct attraction

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13
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_____ _____ occurs when the antecedent is attracted to the case of the relative pronoun.

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indirect attraction

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14
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Distinguish between the interrogative and indefinite pronouns by remembering: Who has the _____? (τίς) Some people have no _____. (τις)

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accent; accent

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15
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In Greek, tense primarily indicates _____. There are three primary kinds of action: _____ (_____ and _____), _____ or _____ (_____ and _____), and _____ (_____ and _____).

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kind of action; continuous (present and imperfect), punctiliar or undefined (future and aorist), and perfective (perfect and pluperfect)

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16
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____ is the combining of two words to form one; e.g., καί and ἐγώ to form κάγω, “and I”.

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crasis

17
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_____ verbs are those whose stem ends in λ, μ, ν, or ρ. These consonants may be remembered by recalling the word “normal” contains the liquid consonants.

A

liquid

18
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In the _____ mood, the tense usually indicates _____ as well as _____. In all other moods, tense indicates _____ only; the _____ is determined by the context.

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indicative; time; kind of action; kind of action; time of the action

19
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The subjunctive mood has the following uses: a. It is used with _____ or _____ to express _____. b. It is used in _____ clauses. c. It is used in _____ conditions. d. It is used in exhortations (_____ subjunctive). e. It is used in _____ questions. f. It is used in the _____ tense with _____ to prohibit an action not yet begun. g. It is used with οὑ μή to express _____.

A

a. ἵνα; ὅπως; purpose b. indefinite c. future d. hortatory e. deliberative f. aorist; μή g. emphatic negation

20
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When _____ modifies a noun without an _____ (_____) it usually means _____ in the sense of _____.

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πᾶς; article; anarthrous; every; any

21
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In Greek, comparison may be completed in two ways. 1. The second noun is introduced by _____ and is _____ as the word with which it is compared. 2. The second noun may be placed in the _____ case without being introduced by _____.

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ἤ (than); in the same case; genitive; ἤ

22
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The _____ with μή is used to prohibit an action _____ and the _____ with μή is used to prohibit an action _____.

A

present imperative; already in progress; which has not yet begun

23
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Infinitives are negated with _____.

A

μή

24
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The subject of an infinitive is indicated by the _____ case and is called the _____.

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accusative; accusative of general reference

25
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A genitive absolute construction consists of a _____ without an _____ accompanied by a _____ or _____ that is its _____.

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genitive participle; article; genitive noun; pronoun; subject

26
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All _____ forms throughout the conjugation of ἵστημι are _____ in meaning. All its _____ forms express _____.

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passive; active; perfect; present

27
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When _____ modifies a noun without an _____ (_____) it usually means _____ in the sense of _____.

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πᾶς; article; anarthrous; every; any

28
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When _____ modifies a noun with an _____ (_____) it usually means _____ or _____.

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πᾶς; article; articular; the whole; all