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its form does not change. the only time the preposition changes its form is when it ends ina vowel and the following word begins with a vowel. the final vowel is dropped and marked with an apostrophe. this is called an ellision.

when a peposition ends in a vowel and the folowing word begins with a vowel and a rough breathing, the consonant before the vowel in the preposition often changes. meta + (h)nmwn = Meth' (h)nmwn.

the case of the object of the prepositon.

(preposition) with the (case) means ____.

no. there will be a subject and a verb but not the main ones.

(h)iva "in order that" and (h)oti

a nu occurring at the end of a word that ends witha vowel when the following word begins with a vowel. it aids pronunciation.

The noun following eimi is does not receive the action but is rather telling you something about the subject. Therefore the word is in the nominative case.