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Elementary New Testament Greek, 2014a

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6: Prepositions<br />

81<br />

Prepositions (6) Allowing Two Cases to Follow:<br />

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<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

μ <br />

μ <br />

<br />

<br />

Prepositions (2) Allowing Three Cases to Follow:<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

through the crowd<br />

because of the crowd<br />

concerning the crowd<br />

around the crowd<br />

against the crowd<br />

according to the crowd<br />

in behalf of the crowd<br />

over the crowd<br />

with the crowd<br />

behind the crowd<br />

by the crowd<br />

underneath the crowd<br />

on, near the crowd<br />

on, near the crowd<br />

on, near the crowd<br />

out from the crowd<br />

beside the crowd<br />

alongside the crowd<br />

III. Synthetic Sentences (with Prepositional Phrases)<br />

The sentences below gather together most of what we have learned so far, including<br />

vocabulary. For each sentence: 1) parse each verb, including a “basic” translation of<br />

it, as if it stood alone without the rest of the sentence; 2) identify the case, number<br />

and gender of every noun; 3) explain the usage of the case of the noun (e.g. subject,<br />

direct object, indirect object, or genitive “of”); 4) for each adjective, explain how it<br />

agrees with a noun it modies, and what position it is in; 5) provide a smooth English<br />

translation…in normal English word order; 6) diagram each sentence (in English,<br />

if you wish). NOTE: Two articles can occur together: the second article often is<br />

to be linked with the noun immediately after it, while the rst article often is to be<br />

linked with a noun following the whole construction. E.g. <br />

<br />

1) μ <br />

. (See p. 72, Substantive position)<br />

2) <br />

.<br />

3) μ μ<br />

.<br />

4) μ <br />

.<br />

5) <br />

.<br />

6) <br />

.<br />

7) μ <br />

.<br />

8) <br />

.<br />

9) <br />

μ.<br />

10) <br />

.

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