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When a verb is _____, the subject is performing the action of the verb.
When a verb is _____, the subject is receiving the action. |
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| parse luomai. What is the present tense stem, the connecting vowel, and the primary passive personal ending? |
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| What is the paradigm for luO in the present passiive indicative? |
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luomai - I am being loosed.
luh(i) - You are being loosed.
luetai - He, she, it is being loosed.
luometha - We are being loosed.
luesthe - You are being loosed.
luontai - They are being loosed. |
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| Is there a difference between the person, number, tense, time, and/or aspect for the active and passive up to this point? |
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| What word is common to find in a Greek sentence after a passive verb? |
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| What is a deponent verb? Example? |
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Middle or passive in form but active in meaning.
You do not know on what day your Lord IS COMING. |
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| If the lexical form ends in a(n) _____, it is not depondent. If it ends in _____, it is depondent. |
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| Parse erchomai. What is the present tense stem, the connecting vowel, and the primary passive personal ending? |
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| What is the paradigm for erchomai? |
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erchomai - I come
erchh(i) - you come
erchetai - He/she/it comes
erchometha - we come
erchesthe - y'all come
erchontai - they come |
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| whoever, whichever, whatever |
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| I gather together, invite |
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| as, like, when, that, how, about |
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