1. Pronominal Suffixes with Verbs
Chapters 24-25
Pronominal Suffixes with Verbs

2. Pronominal Suffixes-Review (pg. 103)
Singular Plural

3. Pronominal Suffixes-Review (pg. 102)
Singular Plural

4. Pronominal Suffixes-Review
Used to show possession
Used w/ prepositions
Used w/ object marker
Used with verbs

5. Pronominal Suffixes Writing a direct object
Object marker plus a pronominal suffix
Pronominal suffix attached to the end of a verb

6. Pronominal Suffixes-Perfect (pg. 164)
The form of the perfect verb may be altered when a pronominal suffix is attached

7. Pronominal Suffixes-Perfect (pg. 164)

8. Pronominal Suffixes-Perfect
Only the active stems take pronominal suffixes
Qal, piel, hiphil (not niphal, pual, hophal, hithpael)
Exception – Infinitive construct

9. Pronominal Suffixes-Imperfect (pg. 168)
The form of the imperfect verb may be altered when a pronominal suffix is attached

10. Pronominal Suffixes-Imperfect (pg. 168)

11. Pronominal Suffixes-Perfect
See chart on pg. 169 – lots of clear examples
Only active stems except infinitive construct

12. Pronominal Suffixes-Imperative
Pronominal suffixes can also be attached to imperative verbs
Works the same as with imperfect verbs
See charts on pg. 170

13. Pronominal Suffixes-Inf Con
Pronominal suffixes can also be added to infinitive constructs
In such cases, the pronominal suffix may function as either the object or the subject (context will be your guide)
See chart on pg. 171

14. Pronominal Suffixes-Inf Con

15. Pronominal Suffixes-Inf Con

16. Bottom Line
A pronominal suffix attached to a verb indicates the direct object
Except for infinitive constructs, when it could be the subject or the object
Be able to recognize simple examples of this happening

17. Exercise 23 #1

18. Exercise 23 #2

19. Exercise 23 E-#1
Qal-Perf-2ms

20. Exercise 23 E-#3
Hiph-Act ptc-mp

21. Exercise 23 E-#5
Niph-Inf Con

22. Exercise 23 E-#7
Piel-Imprtv-2fp