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Machen 10 Voc/Gram Matching
How are the present middle and passive indicative distinguished?
The present middle and passive indicative are identical in formation. Context will show whether the author intends the verb to be middle or passive.
Do all verbs take direct objects in the accusative case?
In Greek many verbs take the genitive case or the dative case to complete their meaning. Not all direct obects are accusative.
How is the middle voice used?
The middle voice represents the subject as acting in some way that concerns itself or as acting upon something that belongs to itself.
εἰσέρχομαι
I go in, I enter
γίνομαι
I become (takes pred. nom.)
What is a dative of means?
The dative without any preposition sometimes expresses means or instrument.
ὑπό
(prep. w/ gen.) by (expressing agent); (w/ acc.) under
ἀλλά
but
ὅτι
(conj.) that, because
How is ὑπό used with the genitive case?
The preposition ὑπό with the genitive expresses the agent, principally with a passive voice verb.
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