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    A quiz on the two Greek verbs, one meaning "to be" and the other "to go"; also on aorist verbs. Keyed to chapter 49 of James Turney Allen, The First Year of Greek.

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    A quiz on the two Greek verbs, one meaning "to be" and the other "to go"; also on aorist verbs. Keyed to chapter 49 of James Turney Allen, The First Year of Greek.

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    49.2 Quiz on Aorists and Ειμι's

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    A quiz on the two Greek verbs, one meaning "to be" and the other "to go"; also on aorist verbs. Keyed to chapter 49 of James Turney Allen, The First Year of Greek.

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    65.1

    Quiz on the two s, Aorists, and /- Nouns


    Decline: (14 points)
    Case
    Nominative
    Genitive
    Dative
    Accusative

    Singular

    Singular

    Plural

    Plural

    Nominative
    Genitive
    Dative
    Accusative
    Conjugate (ire), the verb to go (12 points)
    Imperfect Indicative
    Present Optative

    Make these forms aorist, preserving all other features: (10 points)

    Answer these questions (1 points each)


    1. What does an augment indicate?
    2. What tenses have an augment?

    3. Why do and not have augments, but does?


    Translate: (11 points)
    1. If we should go into the city, we would not see Socrates.

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