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Author: michaelaubrey

What I do when I’m not Studying Greek Part VIII

Music. I like to play. Specifically the piano and bass guitar. But I don’t own a piano. So […]

michaelaubrey May 11, 2009 Not Studying Greek

Strange Greek Grammar Advice

I came across a website with an outline of Greek Syntax. It was quite traditional and rather simple. […]

michaelaubrey May 11, 2009 Grammar, Greek

Remoteness & Tense in English and Greek

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I was reading an English grammar and came across a discussion of Remoteness with regard to English verbs. […]

michaelaubrey May 8, 2009 English, Grammar, Greek, Language, Linguistics, Morphology, Quotes, Semantics

Could I Borrow $100?

Okay, so maybe I’m not really serious on that one, but I’m drooling over this current Eisenbrauns Sale: […]

michaelaubrey May 8, 2009 Books, Linguistics, Linking, Morphology, Phonology

Awkward Translation: When The Message is best?

Typical/Default word order in English requires Core Arguments to appear closer to the verb than Oblique Arguments and […]

michaelaubrey May 4, 2009 English, Exegesis, Grammar, Greek, Information Structure, Pragmatics, Syntax, Translation

Beautiful Weeds – Or things I do when I’m not studying Greek

For some reason, my wife picked a dandelion during her run this morning. Not knowing what else to […]

michaelaubrey May 4, 2009 Not Studying Greek, Photography, Series

Phonology, Pronunciation and Language Learning

I’d like to take up the question of what pronunciation system should be used for teaching Greek from […]

michaelaubrey May 4, 2009 Greek, Language, Language Learning, Phonology

Linguistic Frameworks

I’ll admit up front that this post won’t be relevant to many people, but I processing some reading […]

michaelaubrey May 3, 2009 Grammar, Information Structure, Linguistics, Syntax

Case: Nominative & Accusative

What is the best way to characterize the Nominative and Accusative Cases in Greek? Could the studies on […]

michaelaubrey May 2, 2009 Grammar, Greek, Linguistics, Semantics

Books for Sale from Amazon

These are books that I currently have listed on Amazon for sale, but I figured that if anyone […]

michaelaubrey April 30, 2009 Books

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