I find it difficult to accept the analysis of the Ancient Greek perfect as proposed by Gero and […]
Category Archive: Grammar
I just wanted to make this passing note. A few posts back, I presented my analysis of the […]
Despite the production of other New Testament grammars, Winer’s work continued to hold the greatest influence throughout the […]
In working on research for an article I’m in the process of cleaning up for publication, I have […]
The translation of Raphael Kühner’s German grammar into English by William Jelf marks the closest we get to […]
I have said before on a number of other occasions that the fact that a mismatch between a […]
I noted in my previous post (Once and twice: The countability of events) that I’ve been reading David Armstrong’s […]
Recently, I have been working through David’s Armstrong’s (1981) article, “The Ancient Greek Aorist as the Aspect of […]
There’s an excellent post on the blog Motivated Grammar about the I vs. Me peeve of grammar pedants, […]
This started as a comment, responding the an observation made by Rod Decker and grew too long, so […]
