| Parsing Drill |
This 25-item parsing drill covers Qal IA forms across all major root classes in three parts. Part A presents emphatic pairs (IA + finite verb of same root): students identify the IA, name the root and class, and state the function. Part B presents standalone IA forms (imperatival and manner/progressive uses) without a paired finite verb. Part C requires discrimination among IA, IC, Imperative, Imperfect, and Perfect — using vowel patterns (qamets vs. shewa under R1, holem-waw vs. patach) and context clues (presence/absence of preposition, paired verb) to identify each form. |
| Passage Exercise |
This passage exercise presents 15 highlighted IA forms drawn from eight OT passages spanning Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. Passages were selected to cover all four major IA functions: emphatic pairs (Gen 2:16–17, Exo 3:7, Gen 44:28, Deu 6:17, Deu 8:19, Num 15:35), imperatival IA (Exo 20:8, Deu 5:12), and paired manner/progressive IAs (Gen 8:3, 8:5, 26:13). Students identify root, root class, function, and full gloss for each highlighted IA form. |