Syntax of the Modern Greek Verbal System: The Use of the Forms, Particularly in Combination with Qa and Va
The first part of Syntax of the Modern Greek Verbal System (second thoroughly revised edition) deals with the grammatical categories of verbs (voice, aspect etc.) and the use of each verbal form ([actual symbol not reproducible], imperatives etc.). The second part deals in detail with the functions of the particles [theta][alpha], [alpha][zeta] and especially [nu][alpha]. Two brief final chapters cover indirect speech and the use of the negatives. Throughout the book the material is supported...
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The 1980 first edition was based entirely on text material collected by hand and ear. Since then, says Hesse (U. of Lund, Sweden) scholars have shed much light on the morphology and functions of the Modern Greek verb, and computers have provided huge text corpi to study words and patterns. Among his other accomplishments are a Greek-Danish and a Danish-Greek dictionary. Distributed in the US by ISBS. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Foreword71Introduction92Inflection143Person and Number154Voice165Aspect, Tense, Mood246[theta][alpha], [nu][alpha], [alpha][zeta]567[theta][alpha]588[nu][alpha]709Indirect speech12310Negatives128Selected Bibliography139Index140