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Greek Language Tutorial
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When we use a noun, we have to take into consideration three things:
Here's the definite article the in all its numbers, cases, and genders.
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But wait -- there's more! Not only does the article change with case, so does the noun that goes with it. Here's an example on the next page:
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A Declined Noun |