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Greek Language Tutorial
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When we matched a pronoun and verb, that was called
conjugating. When we match a noun with its
case, that's called declining. Here's the
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declined in all its forms:
| the man | ||
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| Nominative Case |
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| Genitive Case |
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| Accusative Case |
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Here's a concrete example of how you use the cases in a sentence:
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The man (nominative) is a tailor.
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This is the book of the man (genitive). or
This is the man's book.
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I see the men (accusative plural).
Just as formation of the plural depended upon the gender of a noun and its ending letters, so does the formation of the cases depend upon gender and ending letters.
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