Intro Greek Handout November 25, 2010

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Why and when to change the alpha or epsilon to eta?

Futher to the question last Thursday (11 Nov) re: why we change the a or e to h,

Please refer to page 45 of FNTG textbook, grey box at the bottom, provides the insight.

Specifically, contract verbs (that have Aorist stems which end in a, e or o) have their connecting vowel lengthens from a or e to h, and from o to w, before the tense formative s of the ending.

Also, refer to page 88, section 8.6. The rules for contraction in the Present and Imperfect tense-forms (which use Present stems) are a little different.

Answer Key for § 11-15 and Review 3

Intro Greek Handout November 11, 2010

Greek Case Endings

Uses of Genitive, Dative and Accusative

Greek Pesky Look-Alikes

Intro Greek Handout November 4, 2010

Intro Greek Handout November 2, 2010