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Elementary Hebrew 2007

Elementary Hebrew 2007

The essentials of Hebrew morphology, syntax, and vocabulary taught by Dr. Bartelt.

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051. Chapter 8.2

David Adams

Intro to perfect waw consecutives.
052. Chapter 8.3

Andrew Bartelt

The narrative structure of waw consecutives.
053. Chapter 9

Andrew Bartelt

Nouns are in either the absolute or the construct state.
054. Chapter 9.1

Andrew Bartelt

Differentiation between absolute nouns and construct nouns.
055. Chapter 9.2

Andrew Bartelt

Construct morphology explained.
056. Chapter 9.3.A

David Adams

Irregular forms in the construct state.
057. Chapter 9.3.B

David Adams

Irregular forms in the construct state.
058. Chapter 9.3.C.1

Andrew Bartelt

Irregular forms in the construct state, continued.
059. Chapter 9.3.C.2

Andrew Bartelt

Irregular forms in the construct state, continued.
060. Chapter 10.1

Andrew Bartelt

Hebrew personal pronouns.
061. Chapter 10.2

Andrew Bartelt

Pronouns are often attached as suffixes.
062. Chapter 10.2.B.2

Andrew Bartelt

Pronominal suffixes as the object of prepositions.
063. Chapter 10.2.C

Andrew Bartelt

Pronominal suffixes as possessive pronouns.
064. Chapter 10.2.C.3.b

Andrew Bartelt

Pronominal suffixes for plural nouns.
065. Chapter 10.3.C

Andrew Bartelt

Special problems with pronominal suffixes.
066. Chapter 11.1

Andrew Bartelt

Adjectives match the endings of the nouns they modify.
067. Chapter 11.2

Andrew Bartelt

Adjectives function as either attributive or predicate.
068. Chapter 11.2.A

Andrew Bartelt

More on attributive adjectives.
069. Chapter 11.2.B

Andrew Bartelt

Predicate adjectives form a sentence with their noun. Demonstrative adjectives ("this" and "that") are also covered.
070. Chapter 11.4

Andrew Bartelt

Demonstrative adjectives ("this" and "that") are covered, as well as an intro to participles from Chapter 12.
071. Chapter 12

Andrew Bartelt

Participles are verbal adjectives.
072. Chapter 12.1.B

Andrew Bartelt

Minor irregularities of the participle. The participle can convey the present tense.
073. Chapter 12.2

Andrew Bartelt

Attributive and predicate functions of the adjective. Minor irregularities of the participle.
074. Chapter 12.3

Andrew Bartelt

In Hebrew there is only one relative pronoun (for "who," "that," etc.).
075. Chapter 13.1

Andrew Bartelt

Nominal sentences of existence predicate that either "there is…" or "there is not…"

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