Quiz on Personal Pronouns, Possessive Pronouns, Reflexive Pronouns (pp. 175-78 of Luschnig)

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Test your understanding of Greek personal, possessive, and reflexive pronouns with this comprehensive quiz! Designed for students of the Greek language, this quiz covers various aspects of pronoun usage, parsing, and translation.

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Parse: σοῦ.

(Give gender, case, number, and name of pronoun type. For example, if you were asked to parse Ἕγώ, you would say: common gender, nominative, singular, 1st personal pronoun. Second example: If you were asked to parse αὝταί, you would say: feminine, nominative, plural, 3rd personal pronoun.)

Translate and parse: ἡμᾶς (To parse, give gender, case, number, and name of pronoun type. For example, if you were asked to parse Ἕγώ, you would say: common gender, nominative, singular, 1st personal pronoun. Second example: If you were asked to parse αὝταί, you would say: feminine, nominative, plural, 3rd personal pronoun.)

There are accented forms and some unaccented forms of the first and second personal pronouns. The unaccented forms are distinguished in the following way:

They are enclitic and emphatic (meaning, they draw extra emphasis to the pronoun).

They are enclitic and unemphatic (meaning, they draw less emphasis to the pronoun).

They are enclitic and emphatic (meaning, they draw extra emphasis to the pronoun), and they are usually used after prepositions (as opposed to the accented forms)

They are enclitic and unemphatic (meaning, they draw less emphasis to the pronoun), and they are usually NOT used after prepositions (whereas the accented forms are).

For the personal pronoun of the third person, forms of __________________ are used in the oblique cases (that is, cases other than the nominative). **Note: if you don't have the Greek keyboard on your computer, just transliterate into the English alphabet.

In all cases, αὝτός can be used as __________________, meaning ‘‑self.’

A personal pronoun

A reflexive pronoun

An intensive adjective-pronoun

In ______________________ cases, the forms of αὝτός are the usual personal pronouns of the third person, him, her, it, them, etc.

All

Oblique

What is the difference between αὑτοῦ and αὝτοῦ? Frame your answer in terms of pronoun type distinction (that is, describe which type of pronoun each word is).

Quiz on Personal Pronouns, Possessive Pronouns, Reflexive Pronouns (pp. 175-78 of Luschnig)

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