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2_Learn to Read NT Greek (Faith) > Ch. 2 Grammar > Flashcards

Ch. 2 Grammar Flashcards

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What is mood?

A

the manner in which the speaker relates the verbal idea to reality

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What is the indicative mood?

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the speaker affirms the factuality of the statement

I have mercy

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What are the moods?

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Imperative mood, subjunctive mood, infinitive mood, indicative mood, and optative mood

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What is the imperative mood?

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expresses a command

Lord have mercy

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What is the subjunctive mood?

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Expresses contingency (a future event) [expresses possibility, probability, and exhortations]
(we have should mercy)
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What is the infinitive mood?

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expresses a verbal idea without specifying person and number

to have mercy

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What is the optative mood?

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expresses a polite request

may he have mercy

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What is called the mood of reality?

Why?

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The indicative

Because it affirms the factuality of an action

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9
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What are the other moods besides indicative called?

Why?

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potential moods

they repersent action that is possible but not actual

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What is voice?

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the way in which the speaker chooses to relate the grammatical subject of a verb to the action of a verb

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What are the different voices?

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Active, middle, and passive

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What is active?

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When the subject is presented as performing the action

I hear a man

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What is middle?

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subject is pictured as acting in its own interest

I run to work

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What is the passive?

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the subject is pictured being acted upon

I am being heard

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What are the tenses?

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Present, future, imperfect, aorist, perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect

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What are the primary tenses?

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present, future, perfect, and future perfect

17
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What are the secondary tenses

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imperfect, aorist, and pluperfect

18
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What is aspect?

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the view of the action that the speaker choose to present the hearer

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What are the categories of aspect?

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Imperfective, perfective, and aoristic

20
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What is imperfective?

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focuses on the process or duration of the action

I was loving, I am loving, I will be loving

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What is perfective?

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focuses on the state or condition resulting from a compelled action
(I had loved, I have loved, I will have loved)

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What is aoristic?

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focuses on the verbal idea in its entirety

I loved, I love, I will love

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