How to find the subject of a sentence

Sam West

I have ask this before with not much response. So if you
guys don’t mind I would like to ask it again. my question is, can I set up L4
to find the subject of each sentence or scripture? I am trying to learn some of
the morph stuff or I guess Greek Grammar

 

thanks

 

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my question is, can I set up L4
to find the subject of each sentence or scripture? I am trying to learn some of
the morph stuff or I guess Greek Grammar

Original Language and above has OpenText.org Syntactically Analyzed Greek New Testament (with "S" for subjects).

Scholar's Silver and above has Cascadia Syntax Graphs of the New Testament (also "S" for Subject Function).

For Greek grammar, suggest researching nominative case along with reading about verbal formation (with embedded subject: 1st, 2nd, or 3rd person; singular or plural).  If nominative case present, needs to agree with verb to be subject.   Also suggest researching genitive absolute (connects to rest of sentence adverbially).

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