Grammar 04 | Neuter Nouns - Second Declension

Question 1

the work

(nominative singular | neuter)

Answer 1

το ἐργ_ον_

Question 2

of the work

the work’s

(genitive singular | neuter)

Answer 2

του ἐργ_ου_

Question 3

to / for / at the work

(dative singular | neuter)

Answer 3

τῳ ἐργ_ῳ_

Question 4

the work

(accusative singular | neuter)

Answer 4

το ἐργ_ον_

Question 5

the works

(nominative plural | neuter)

Answer 5

τα ἐργ_α_

Question 6

of the works

the works’

(genitive plural | neuter)

Answer 6

των ἐργ_ων_

Question 7

to / for / at the works

(dative plural | neuter)

Answer 7

τοις ἐργ_οις_

Question 8

the works

(acccusative plural | neuter)

Answer 8

τα ἐργ_α_

Question 9

το ἐργ_ον_

Answer 9

the work

(nominative or accusative singular | neuter)

Question 10

του ἐργ_ου_

Answer 10

of the work

the work’s

(genitive singular | neuter - same as masculine)

Question 11

τῳ ἐργ_ῳ_

Answer 11

to / for / at the work

(dative singular | neuter - same as masculine)

Question 12

τα ἐργ_α_

Answer 12

the works

(nominative or accusative plural | neuter)

Question 13

των ἐργ_ων_

Answer 13

of the works

the works’

(genitive plural | neuter - same as masculine)

Question 14

τοις ἐργ_οις_

Answer 14

to / for / at the works

(dative plural | neuter - same as masculine)

Question 15

Greek neuter exception

Answer 15

If the subject of the sentence is neuter plural, the verb will be singular
(for example: τα τεκνα ἐχει δαιμονιον - the children have a demon).