Subjects in the Nominative
The nominative names the subject of a finite verb.
How It Works
The nominative names the subject of a finite verb.
Articles and endings help identify who acts or who is described. Word order can change without changing the subject; the nominative is not simply the first word.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Ο Νίκος γράφει. | Nikos is writing. |
| Η Άννα διαβάζει. | Anna is reading. |
| Το παιδί παίζει. | The child is playing. |
Examples (3)
- Ο Νίκος γράφει.
Nikos is writing.
- Η Άννα διαβάζει.
Anna is reading.
- Το παιδί παίζει.
The child is playing.
How It Connects
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