Whence a tenseless Greek Indicative?
Within NT studies the notion that the Greek verb lacks [...]
Buth’s sketch of the Hebrew verbal system
Why read footnotes? Because you will often find very noteworthy [...]
Whence a tenseless Greek Indicative?
Within NT studies the notion that the Greek verb lacks [...]
Buth’s sketch of the Hebrew verbal system
Why read footnotes? Because you will often find very noteworthy [...]
More on background, foreground and genre
This post takes up a point raised here regarding the [...]
New page on verbal aspect
I have added a page to provide a unified means [...]
On grounding and synonymous terminology
An earlier post in this series highlighted the difference in [...]
On background and foreground versus frontground in Greek
I am approaching the last post on a series critiquing [...]
On the need for claiming a third plane of discourse in Greek
This is the final post in a series considering Porter’s [...]
Peter Gentry on verbal aspect in Greek
Peter Gentry of SBTS has been teaching through Discourse Grammar [...]