another Mounce mistake
plstepp at juno.com
plstepp at juno.com
Fri Nov 1 16:38:35 EST 2002
---------- "Stephen C. Carlson"<scarlson at mindspring.com> writes:
> What makes it interesting to me and also
> on-topic for b-greek is that the Greek
> analogue to Mounce's English example,
> namely attraction of a relative pronoun
> to the case of the antecedent, happens
> with quite some frequency in polished
> prose.
Examples, please? My students and I have been having some extensive discussions about how relative pronouns SHOULD work versus how they DO work, and I'd love to be able to point them to a few.
PLStepp
Ph.D. candidate in NT, Baylor University
Perry L. Stepp,
Ph.D. candidate, Baylor University
"We can only possess what we experience: Truth, to be understood, must be lived." --Charlie Peacock
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