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Non-indicative of

Subjunctive Active

didw dw didw V dw V didw dw

didwmen dwmen didwte dwte didwsi(n) dwsi(n)

Subjunctive Passive

didwmai doqw didw doqh:/V didwtai doqh:/

didwmeqa doqwmen didwsqe doqh:te didwntai doqwsi(n)

Imperative of divdwmi

didou dovV didovtw dovtw

didote dovte didovtwsan dovtwsan

Infinitive of divdwmi

didovnai dou:nai didosqai dovsqai didosqai doqh:nai

Participle of divdwmi

didouvV, didou:sa, didovn douvV, dou:sa, dovn didovntoV, didouvshV, dido vntoV dovntoV, douvshV, dovntoV didovmenoV, h, on dovmenoV, h, on didomevnou, hV, ou domevnou, hV, ou didovmenoV, h, on doqeiV, doqeisa, doqevn didomevnou, hV, ou doqevntoV, doqeishV, doqevntoV

Conditional Sentences

Protasis and apodosis Only protasis is conditional

Learned third class (ejavn + subj) Future more probable (apodosis verb usually future) Present general (apodosis verb is present)

Classified by structure (4 types)

First Class (conditions of fact)

Assumes the if is true for the sake of argument Protasis: eij + indicative (in any tense) Apodasis: any mood/tense

If If your right hand causes you to sin, cut it off. But if there is no resurrection of the dead, then not even Christ has been raised.

Since If we believe that Jesus died and rose again ... (1Th 4:14)

Second Class (contrary to fact)

If something were true -- and its not -- then ... Protasis: eij and indicative in secondary tense Apodosis: a[n and (same) secondary tense

If they had known him, they would not have crucified the Lord of Glory (1 Cor 2:8).

Conditional Sentences

class protasis apodosis

First class ei + indicative any mood; any tense any tense; ouj

Second class ei + indicative a[n + indicative sec. tense; mhv same tense as protasis

Third class ejavn + subjunctive any mood; any tense negated by mhv

Fourth class ei + optative a[n + optative

Summary

Nonindicative: charts First class (eij + indicative) Second class (eij + indicative; a[n) Third class (ejavn + subjunctive)

aJgiavzw

aJmartavnw

aJmartwlovV, -ovn

ajnavstasiV, -ewV, hJ

ajpaggevllw

diakonevw

diakonia, -aV, hJ

dikaiovw

qliyiV, -ewV, hJ

ilasthvrion, -ou, tov

staurovw

swthvr, -h:roV, oJ

swthria, -aV, hJ

fanerovw

fovboV, -ou, oJ

Parsing

Parsing

pres act imp 3 sg

Parsing

Parsing

aor act imp 2 sg

Parsing

Parsing

nom sg masc aor act part

Parsing

Parsing

aor act inf

Parsing

Parsing

nom masc pl pres act part

Exercise #11

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Identify the verbs.

Exercise #11

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Parse the verbs.

Exercise #11

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aor act part nom masc pl pres act subj 1st pl

aor act subj 3rd pl

Exercise #11

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But after giving our own hearts to the Lord, let us teach the word of God to the children in order that

they might also give themselves to the Lord.

English to Greek

Is it necessary to give a house to God or not? Should we give or not give?

Is it necessary to give

a house to God or not

English to Greek

Is it necessary to give a house to God or not? Should we give or not give? Is it necessary

to give a house to God

or not

English to Greek

Is it necessary to give a house to God or not? Should we give or not give? Is it necessary

to give a house to God

or not

English to Greek

Is it necessary to give a house to God or not? Should we give or not give? Is it necessary

to give a house to God

or not

English to Greek

Is it necessary to give a house to God or not? Should we give or not give? Is it necessary

to give a house to God

or not? ;

English to Greek

Is it necessary to give a house to God or not? Should we give or not give?

; should we give

or not give?

English to Greek

Is it necessary to give a house to God or not? Should we give or not give?

; should we give

or not give?

English to Greek

Is it necessary to give a house to God or not? Should we give or not give?

; should we give

or not give? -

English to Greek

Is it necessary to give a house to God or not? Should we give or not give?

; ;

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