[B-Greek] The personal pronoun for he, she and it
Christopher Shelton
christophershelt at bellsouth.net
Thu Feb 1 22:23:35 EST 2007
To One and All--
My professor steered us away from using the personal pronoun for
he, she, it (AUTOS) in the nominative case (as a subject). Instead she
advised that we use the demonstrative, EKEINOS. I am wondering what
other alternative might serve as a personal pronoun in place of
EKEINOS? Thank you.
--
Christopher Shelton
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, U.S.A.
christophershelt at bellsouth.net
tel. (954) 463-9624
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