Lesson 9 | Perfect (Stative) Participles
Vocabulary
In this lesson, we will finish learning about participles. Before you move on to this lesson, let’s make sure that you now know how to parse and translate both present and aorist participles. The following quiz will help you assess if you are ready to move on to this lesson on perfect participles. If you do not answer at least 12/15 correctly on the first try, you should review the previous lessons on present and aorist participles before moving on to this one.
The first set of questions are about present and aorist participles.
What is the tense former for first aorist, middle, masculine participles?
Which noun pattern do first aorist, passive, neuter participles follow?
What is the tense former for present, active, feminine participles?
Which noun pattern do present, middle or passive, masculine participles follow?
What is the tense former for second aorist, active, neuter participles?
The next set of questions each contain one present or aorist participle. Choose the correct parsing for each participle.
The last set of questions each contain one parsing. Choose the correct form of the Greek participle.
present, active, participle, accusative, masculine, plural from ἀγαπάω
present, middle or passive, participle, nominative or accusative, neuter, plural from γίνομαι
aorist, middle, participle, nominative or accusative, neuter, plural from γίνομαι
aorist, active, participle, nominative, masculine, singular from εὑρίσκω
aorist, active, participle, dative, masculine or neuter, singular from ἀποθνῄσκω
New Vocabulary
At this point, you have already learned most of the verbs that occur 100x or more in the Greek NT. So, the vocabulary for this lesson will include just a few verbs. You will also learn several more prepositions, particles, and nouns. In addition, you will learn a few important words that occur less than 100x in the Greek NT.
before; in the presence of (preposition)
whoever, whichever (relative pronoun)
in the presence of; with (preposition)
beside; by; alongside of (preposition)
for; in behalf of (preposition)
I fear; I am afraid of (verb)