UNDERSTAND · COMPARE · APPLY

The language workshop

Change one part and see what happens in the sense. The examples use controlled models for modern Greek.

A verb, four perspectives

144 selected shapes. The table shows one chosen standard variant; other common variants exist. No unknown verb is automatically added.

One word, another role

Nominative: often subject. Genitive: possession among others. Accusative: often direct object. Vocative: contact form. The examples show these functions; not every role uses the same name trap in every construction.

Build an order

This model builds orders from one to ten. A water drink can mean a bottle or portion in the restaurant; the sentence does not mention a fixed size of content. Name, number and adjective are controlled choices.

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