Greek Grammar Quiz

Question	Answer
Progressive Aspect	Continuous action, action in progress
Unspecified Aspect	Speaking of something that happened or will happen
Perfective Aspect	A present effect resulting form a completed (past) action
Present Tense	Progressive action in present tense
Imperfect Tense	Progressive action in past time
Aorist Tense	unspecified action
Future Tense	in future time
Active Voice	subject does the action
Middle Voice	Subject does the action in his own interest
Norminative Case Noun	Subject
Genitive Case Noun	Possession, object of prepsoition
Dative Case Noun	In direct object, mean, object of prep.
Accusative Case Noun	Direct object, object of preposition
Three things about the arguement of Greek paragraph	In a Greek paragraph, one can see, 1. cause 2. purpose 3. result 4. Means 5. Agency
What is one way a word recieves emphasis in a Greek sentence	1. IF the direct object is before the verb 2. If a personal pronoun is used with 3. There are adverbs that are emphatic itself 4. Words pushed to the front or back of the clause

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