Biblical Greek - Quiz for Lessons 25 and 26 - Free Greek

Prepositions of Place in Biblical Greek

Haere te ma theetai! Angele eimi! The mountain? The mountain is behind the house. Where is the deer? The deer is behind the house. Where is the deer? The deer is on the house. Where is the tree? The tree is in the house.

And where is the house now? The house is in front of the house. Where is the house now? The house is behind the house. Where are the sheep? The sheep are under the tree. What is the sheep doing? The sheep is walking.

Singular and Plural Forms of “The Sheep Are Walking”

What are the sheep doing? The sheep are walking. The sheep are walking. She is walking. The sheep is walking.

She is standing.

She is walking. The sheep are walking. What is the sheep doing? The sheep is walking. The sheep is walking next to the man. The lion is walking in the river. The sheep is walking on the tree. The man is walking on the sheep.

More Prepositional Phrases with Animals and Objects

What are the camels doing? The camels are walking in the field. The tree is next to the man. Where is the dog? The dog is under the table. The mother, the sheep and the father are behind the tree. The sea is behind the house.

The lion is in front of the man. The sheep are under the woman. The woman is in the field. Where are the trees and the sheep? The trees and the sheep are in the field. Where are the oxen? The oxen are under the tree.

Additional Placement Practice with Animals, People, and Landscape

The horse is in the field. The elephant is in the sky. The camel is in the horse. The man is walking next to the river. Where is the cow? The cow is in front of the cow. The sheep are under the stone.

The men are behind the sheep. The man is in front of the lion. What is the man doing? He is walking next to the river. Where is he walking? He is walking in the field. The men are walking next to the river.

The sheep are under the tree. The elephant is behind the tree.

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