| Orientation |
So far
we have studied all of the Greek tenses in the indicative mood,
but only in the active voice. Now we will embark on
studying all of the tenses in the indicative mood in both the passive
and middle voice. All
of the active tenses that we have covered have been based upon the
primary and secondary active
suffixes. This accounts for the formal similarities, e.g., between
first aorist active and perfect active indicative suffixes, since
both use the secondary active endings (the main difference between
the endings is that the first aorist is characterized by a s-infix,
while the perfect has a k-infix)..
Likewise, all of the remaining tenses of the indicative mood will
be based upon two groups of suffixes called the primary and
secondary middle
suffixes. |
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| Vocabulary |
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Audio introduction to
Chapter 12 vocabulary (§85 in Black, Learn, 81-82). I
should have said "Kappa Module Vocabulary" in the
RealAudio file. Sorry for any confusion. |
| Kappa
Module Notes |
| These module notes
supplement material in Black, Learn, Chapter 12.
(1) Present
Passive Indicative
(2) Present
Middle Indicative
(3) Deponent
Verbs and Other Verb Quirks
Good Shepherd.
Christian catacombs of Rome - Fresco in the Crypts of Lucina, near the Catacombs of Saint Callixtus
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| Assignments |
- Read Black, Learn, Chapter
12.
- Learn the vocabulary in §85
(Black, Learn, 81-82).
- Read the Kappa Module Notes.
- Complete the exercises in §86
(Black, Learn, 82-83). Parse all passive, middle, and
middle/deponent verbs.
- Do the principal parts assignment
detailed in the StartUp file in the Kappa Module folder (in our
Course Center).
- Take the Kappa Module Quiz.
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