Match the following indicators with the correct class of condition: Protasis Apodosis Class εἰ + optative ἄν + optative εἰ + indicative any tense; negated by οὐ any mood; any tense ἐάν + subjunctive negated by μή any mood; any tense εἰ + indicative past tense; negated by ἄν + indicative same tense as in protasis

Philippians 1:15-30

4.   The stem of δίδωμι is:

6.   When the article is not present, it is generally emphasizing ______.

2.   In a compound verb, the augment comes after the preposition and before the stem fo the verb.

Ephesians 1:13-18

Match the following translation with the correct form of λύω in the aorist active indicative:

Philippians 1:9-13

8.   A transitive verb does not require a direct object, but an intransitive verb does.

1.   In Greek, the second aorist is equivalent to the English “irregular” formation of the past tense.