The forms for "son," and the known and unknowns of the telisha gedola.

Follow along in Devarim 21:18, 16, 25:2, Yona 4:10, Devarim 21:21, 22:21.

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The lengthening of the prepositional lamed, and a cautionary tale for Bible scholars.

Follow along in Devarim 17:8, 17:1, Bereshit 1:6, Yeshayahu 28:10, 52:2.

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The late breaking etnachta.

Follow along in Devarim 14:21, 11:21, 22:28.

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Unexpected starts and stops.

Follow along in Devarim 8:15, Shemot 30:3, Devarim 7:15, Bereishit 30:35, 47:14, Devarim 11:4.

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Parsing examples: annoying, satisifying, and complicated.

Follow along in Devarim 6:6-7, 5:29, Yeshayahu 40:13.

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Watching the pauses in Chapter 3, especially if you are using a different tune.

Follow along in Eicha 3:55, 3:64, 3:59 and Bereshit 27:19.

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A mysterious dagesh chazak at the beginning of word.

Follow along in Devarim 2:24, 1:22, Tehillim 118:25, Shemot 12:31, 12:15.

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A karnei para quick refresher (see the full treatment here and here), better parsing in the better manuscripts, and a theory to explain trup inconsistency.

Follow along in Bemidbar 35:5, 31:6, 30:5, 8, 12.

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