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Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar is the standard textbook for beginning Greek language students in colleges and seminaries. It offers a clear, understandable, integrated approach to learning New Testament Greek. The fourth edition is updated throughout based on feedback from professors and students to make it even more useful. The fourth edition of Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar has been...

receiving the action of the verb. Rather, it is telling you something about the subject. In grammarians’ terminology, the pronoun “I” is predicating something about the subject. Because it is not receiving the action of the verb, the pronoun cannot be a direct object. Rather, it is called a “predicate nominative” and is put in the subjective case. It is incorrect English to say, “The teacher is me,” regardless of current usage, because “me” is objective while “I” is subjective. We should say, “The
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