TY  - BOOK
AU  - Carson,D.A.
TI  - Greek accents: a student's manual 
SN  - 9780801024948
AV  - PA825.C321.G744 1995 
PY  - 1995///
CY  - Grand Rapids, Michigan
PB  - Baker Books
KW  - Bible
KW  - New Testament
KW  - Language, style
KW  - Greek language, Biblical
KW  - Accents and accentuation
KW  - Christian Bible Language Studies
KW  - Foreign Language Instruction
KW  - Workbook
KW  - Greek - GRE
N1  - Background and preliminary definitions --; The general rule of accent --; The basic rule of verbs --; Current verbs --; The basic rule for nouns --; Nouns of the first and second declensions --; Second declension neuter nouns --; First declension feminine nouns --; The definite article --; First declension masculine nouns --; Indeclinable words --; Second and first declension adjectives --; Enclitics and proclitics --; The imperfect indicative active --; Compound verbs --; Demonstratives --; Imperfect  --; More indeclinable words  --; Present and imperfect indicative passive --; The relative pronoun --; The present imperative --; More indeclinable words --; First and second person personal pronouns, possessive adjectives, and reflexive pronouns --; More indeclinable words --; The present infinitive --; The future active --; The verbal stem --; The middle voice --; The future --; The first aorist active --; The second aorist active --; Liquid verbs --; More indeclinable words --; First and second aorist middle --; Third declension masculine and feminine nouns with consonant  stems --; Third declension neuter nouns --; Third declension adjectives --; Interrogative and indefinite pronouns --; Third declension nouns with vowel stems  --; Adjectives and pronouns of the third and first declensions --; Numerals --; Comparison of adjectives --; Adverbs --; Perfect and pluperfect --; Aorist and future passives --; Participles --; More adverbs --; The subjunctive mood --; The optative mood --; More on contract verbs --; Some New Testament passages; 2
N2  - "Here is everything you need to know about New Testament Greek accents, a subject often slighted or ignored by introductory grammars. Those 'grammars which deal with accents scatter their information throughout their pages,' writes the author, 'and some of that information I soon discovered to be correct for Attic Greek, but incorrect for the Greek of the New Testament.' Along with a step-by-step presentation of the rules of accenting, illustrated by examples, this manual provides practice exercises and an answer key to aid comprehension."--Back cover
ER  -