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Elementary Greek

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

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Chapter 31.B.1.b

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Morphology for middle/passive present (-ow) contract verbs.
Chapter 31.B.1.e

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Morphology for imperfect (-ow) contract verbs.
Chapter 32.A

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The difference between second person and third person imperatives.
Chapter 32.C

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Morphology for the imperative mood.
Chapter 32.F.1.a

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Imperatives can command either "stop" or "don't start."
Chapter 32.F.1.b

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Policy commands are translated with either "always" or "never."
Chapter 32.F.2

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There is a difference between specified case commands and policy commands.
Chapter 33.A

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Introduction to (-mi) verbs.
Chapter 33.B.1.f

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Morphology of active voice (-mi) verbs.
Chapter 33.B.3.a

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Morphology of active voice (-mi) verbs, continued.
Chapter 34

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Morphology and examples of midde/passive voice (-mi) verbs.
Chapter 34.A

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Introduction to midde/passive voice (-mi) verbs.
Chapter 34.B.3,B.5

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Morphology of aorist passive (-mi) verbs.
Chapter 35.A

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The verb "histaymi" is both transitive and intransitive.
Chapter 35.B

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The verb "histaymi" is one of the most frequent verbs in the New Testament.
Chapter 35.E

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The meaning and significance of the verb "histaymi."
Chapter 36.C

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Comparative adjectives and adverbs.
Chapter 36.C.3

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The syntax of comparatives.
Chapter 36.D

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Superlative adjectives and adverbs.
Chapter 37.B

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The vocative case is used for nouns of direct address.
Chapter 37.D

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Various uses of the genitive case.
Chapter 37.E

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Various uses of the dative case.
Chapter 37.F

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Various uses of the accusative case.
Chapter 38.A

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The optative mood is used for future situations that are improbable, but still possible.
Chapter 38.B

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Morphology of optative mood verbs.

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