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The stated aim of the Biblical Hebrew Reference Grammar (BHRG) is to "serve as a reference work at an intermediate level for exegetes and translators of the Hebrew Bible who have a basic knowledge of Biblical Hebrew, but would like to use and broaden the knowledge that they acquired in an introductory course." This purpose is achieved with a thoroughly systematic organization that facilitates...

incomplete. Languages which have the grammatical means of indicating that an action is complete or incomplete are described as having an aspect system. Consider the following example. In answer to the question: (3) What did you do last night? one could answer: I finished reading my book; or I was reading my book. In Russian one would use in the equivalent of I finished reading my book the perfect form of the verb ‘read’ instead of the lexeme ‘finished’ to indicate that the action has been completed.
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