Week 3 Futato Ch 27 Clauses: Temporal and Interrogative Flashcards by Lorna Blackford | Brainscape

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What does Hebrew often use to express time?

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preposition + infinitive construct

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when dwelling

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as entering

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What may be used to transition temporally in Hebrew?

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May also be left untranslated

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What are two frequent indicators of time at the beginning of a clause?

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May be left untranslated

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as he sent the prophet

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after he sent the prophet

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when he sends the prophet

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What typically marks the beginning of a yes/no question?

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How do you translate a question in Hebrew?

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Ignore the questionmark and treat as a sentence.
Translate the sentence.
Turn the sentence into a question.

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What is the difference in the following translations?

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The 2nd is a question:

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What is the difference in the following translations?

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The 2nd is a question:

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Who?

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What?

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Why?

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How?

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Where?

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What did he say to you?

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Who will go to the city?

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When does the interrogative he not have a khatef patakh?

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When it comes before a guttural or sheva, in which case it will have a patakh or segol.

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What are some of the normal ways to ask questions in Hebrew?

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To begin the sentence with the He-interrogative, or use one of: