New Testament Greek a beginning and intermediate grammar
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| Lenguaje: | Griego antiguo inglés |
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Grand Rapids, Michigan :
Baker Academic,
2017.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Traditional components of grammar
- Meaning
- Alphabet, orthography, and punctuation
- Verbal system: Primary active endings and tenses, indicative mood
- Nominal and abstracts systems: Second declension: the verb eiui
- Nominal systems: First declension; conditional sentences
- Nominal system; personal and relative pronouns
- Nominal system; Demonstrative and reflexive pronouns
- Structural word system: Prepositions; compound verbs
- Verbal system: Secondary active endings and tenses; imperfect tense; imperfect of eiui; second-class conditional sentences with the imperfect; abstracts system; adverbs
- Verbal system: Aorist tense, active and passive voices
- Verbal system: Perfect and Pluperfect active; second-class conditional sentences with the Aorist
- Verbal system: Primary middle endings, indicative mood; deponent verbs; future of eiui; nominal system; reciprocal pronouns
- Verbal system: Secondary-tense endings for middle/passive voice, indicative mood
- Nominal system: third-declension masculine and feminine nouns; interrogative and indefinite pronouns
- Nominal and abstracts systems: Third-declension neuter nouns; adjectives and numerals
- Verbal system; contract verbs; liquid verbs; abstracts system: comparative and superlative forms
- Verbal system: mt verbs
- participles; formation and participles
- Functions of participles: Adjectival
- Functions of participles: Adverbial and complementary; genitive absolute; periphrastic tenses
- Verbal system: the subjunctive mood
- Verbal system: Infinitives; indirect discourse
- Verbal system: Imperative mood; optative mood; fourth-class conditional sentences
- Nominal system: uses of the genitive, dative, and accusative cases.