Lesson 3 | The Second Noun Pattern, Prepositions, and Connectors
Vocabulary
Before we start this lesson, let’s see how well you learned the concepts and vocabulary from the last lesson. For the quiz, if you do not get at least 12 of the 15 questions correct on the first try, you should think about reviewing Lesson 2 further before continuing on.
Which case tells us the verb's subject?
Which case tells us the verb's direct object?
Which case tells us the verb's indirect object?
Which case tells us a noun's possessor?
Which case is used for direct address (when the speaker or author is speaking directly to someone or something)?
What tells us a noun's role in the sentence?
Which is not one of the four parts of a Greek noun?
Parse and Translate: ἁμαρτίᾳ
Parse and Translate: δόξαν
Parse and Translate: προφήτης
Choose the correct form for ἐκκλησία in the nominative, feminine, plural
Choose the correct form for ψυχή in the genitive, feminine, plural
Choose the correct form for ὥρα in the accusative, feminine, plural
Choose the correct form for ἀγαπή in the genitive, feminine plural
New Vocabulary
Now it is time to learn the vocabulary words for Lesson 3. For this lesson, you will learn 19 new words: 17 second pattern nouns along with two prepositions. You will learn about second pattern nouns later in this lesson. Remember that you need to memorize both the word and the extra information with it. Practice listening to and saying the words as you study them.
brother (plural form can mean "brothers" or "brothers and sisters") (noun)
human; person; man (noun)
on; over; when (preposition)
on the basis of; because (preposition)
on; against (preposition)
work; deed; action (noun)
word; message; statement (noun)
to; towards; with (preposition)