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Elementary Greek

The essentials of Greek morphology, syntax, and vocabulary taught Dr. Voelz.

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Chapter 23.B

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The article with "de" is used to change subjects in a conversation or narrative.
Chapter 23.D

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"kai egeneto" is a Hebrew structure from the LXX.
Chapter 24.B

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The adjective "one" is third declension.
Chapter 24.C,D

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Interrogative pronouns ask a question ("Who?"). Indefinite pronouns indicate "someone."
Chapter 25.A

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The perfect tense is used to express the aftermath of a completed past act, that has a present, enduring result.
Chapter 25.C

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The morphology for middle/passive perfect verbs.
Chapter 25.C.2

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The morphology for middle/passive perfect verbs, continued.
Chapter 25.C.2 1

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The morphology for middle/passive perfect verbs, concluded.
Chapter 26.A

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The pluperfect is the past time version of the perfect.
Chapter 26.B

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The Principle Parts Chart.
Chapter 27.A

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Liquid verbs are irregular.
Chapter 27.C

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Liquid verbs, summarized. Third principle parts of "baino" and "ginosko".
Chapter 28.A

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The subjunctive mood deals with futurity or uncertainty in particular contexts.
Chapter 28.C

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Subjunctive mood verbs are chiefly identified by a new, long, connecting vowel pattern.
Chapter 28.C 1

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Subjunctive mood verbs in independent clauses have four uses.
Chapter 29

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The use of subjunctive mood verbs in dependent or subordinate clauses.
Chapter 29.B.1

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Subjunctive mood uses in dependent or subordinate clauses with "hina."
Chapter 29.B.2

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Subjunctive mood uses in dependent or subordinate clauses with "an."
Chapter 30

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Review of (-ew) contract verbs.
Chapter 30 1

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Morphology for (-aw) contract verbs.
Chapter 30.B.1

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Contraction occurs only in the first principle part.
Chapter 30.B.2

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Morphology for (-aw) contract verbs, continued.
Chapter 31

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Morphology for (-ow) contract verbs.
Chapter 31.A

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Morphology for (-ow) contract verbs, continued.
Chapter 31.B.1.a

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Morphology for active present (-ow) contract verbs.

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