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Machen Biblical Greek Lesson 08 Vocabulary & Grammar

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show he, she, it  
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show (conj.) but, and  
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ἐγώ   show
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εἰμί   show
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show we  
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σύ   show
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show you (pl.)  
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What is a postpositive word?   show
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When personal pronouns are unaccented how does their sense differ from the accented forms?   show
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What is a pronoun?   show
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What is an antecedent?   show
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How does a pronoun agree with its antecedent?   show
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show The case of a pronoun is determined by its function in its own clause.  
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show Use the appropriate gender pronoun in English for the antecedent in English. For instance, though "river" is masculine in Greek, we would refer to the river as "it" in English.  
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show Personal pronouns are rarely used in the nominative case in Greek because the verb indicates the person. The nominative pronoun is used for emphasis.  
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What is an enclitic?   show
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show An acute accent on final syllable does not turn to a grave. If there is an acute on the antepenult or circumflex on the penult, it takes an additional acute accent on the ultima. If word before enclitic is a proclitic or enclitic, accent on the ultima.  
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What happens to the accent of an enclitic that has its own accent?   show
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