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Elementary Greek

Elementary Greek

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

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Chapter 38.C.4

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Morphology of optative mood verbs, continued.
Chapter 38.F

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Uses of the optative mood in independent clauses.
Chapter 39.A

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Contrary to fact conditional sentences use the indicative mood.
Chapter 39.F

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Conspectus of types of conditional sentences.
Chapter 40.B

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Reflexive pronouns ("myself") are used with active voice verbs, not middle voice.
Chapter 40.D

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"autos" in the nominative can also mean "-self" for emphasis, such as in, "he himself."
Chapter 41.B.2

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Sometimes perfect participles are periphrastic for clarity.
Chapter 41.D

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In Greek multiple negatives intensify their meaning. They do not cancel each other out.
Chapter 41.E

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Greek can positively or negatively prejudice the answer to a question.
Chapter 42.B.2

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Possessive adjectives are emphatic.
Chapter 42.C

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Some irregular or deceiving constructions.

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