greek grammar

• what are the three independent uses of the subjunctive?

  hortatory, prohibitive, deliberative
• what is the hortatory subjunctive used for?

  1st imperative
• what is the prohibitive subjunctive used for?

  negative aorist imperative
• what is the deliberative subjunctive used for?

  1st questions
• what are the independent uses of the optative?

  wishes and potential
• what are optative wishes used for?

  wishes or curses
• what is the potential optative used for?

  indicates potentially
• what suffix is added to make a regular comparative?

  -tep-
• what suffix is added to make a regular superlative?

  -tat-
• what suffix is used for irregular comparatives?

  -wv/-ov
• what suffix is used for irregular superlatives?

  -ist-
• what condition has ei+ind in the protasis and an ind in the apodosis?

  simple particular
• what condition has ei+ind in the protasis and ind+an in the apodosis?

  contrary to fact
• what condition has ean+subj in the protasis and pres ind in the apodosis?

  present general
• what condition has ei+opt in the protasis and imperf ind in the apodosis?

  past general
• what condition has ei+fut ind in the protasis and a fut ind in the apodosis?

  future most vivid
• what condition has ean+subj in the protasis and fut ind in the apodosis?

  future more vivid
• what condition has ei+opt in the protasis and opt+an in the apodosis?

  future less vivid
• what will a negative protasis have?

  un
• what will a negative apodosis have?

  ou
• what can replace a protasis?

  circumstantial participle
• what kind of relative must a clause begin with for it to be conditional?

  indefinite pronoun
• what particle is used in conditional temporal clauses?

  epei or epeidn
• what form of the verb is in a natural result clause?

  infinitive
• what case is the subject in a natural result clause?

  accusative
• what kind of verb is in an actual result clause?

  finite indicative
• what kind of subject does an actual result clause have?

  nominative
• what does wste mean in a nature result clause?

  so as
• what does wste mean in an actual result clause?

  so that
• what negative do natural result clauses use?

  mn
• what negative do actual result clauses use?

  ou
• what introduces a purpose clause?

  iva, opws, or ws
• what negative is used in purpose clauses?

  mn
• what mood is used in purpose clauses if the main verb is primary?

  subjunctive
• what mood is used in purpose clauses if the main verb is secondary?

  optative
• what is a grammatically separate genitive clause called?

  genitive absolute
• what case can be used for comparison?


  genitive
• what case is used when separating a part from a whole?

  genitive
• what case is used to show a degree of difference?

  dative