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[Audio
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Several verses from the Greek
New Testament Scriptures challenge to see,
hear and repeat actual NTGreek. The cadence of the instructor's
reading is intentionally slower than normal so that the
beginning student can follow along with ease. No SA
pagination is associated with this exercise.
However, if you wish to have a Audio PDF copy, it is free
for the taking here.
Grammatical
Parsing
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Exercise
Challenging to think
grammatically about Greek nouns, twenty-nine forms are
listed
to parse.
SA8:51-54
English-Greek Vocabulary Study
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Exercise
Normally, vocabulary lists give the Greek word
with the English translation to be furnished. This
exercise is in reverse--the vocabulary list cites the
English translation with the
expectation of the student to supply the Greek
word, followed by its abbreviated genitive singular,
article, and its declension-paradigm notation.
SA8:55-58
Substitution
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Exercise
Choose from
four choices that properly substitute for the correct case
of the underlined English noun. Twenty-nine
short excerpts from the NTGreek text are cited in this
exercise.
SA8:59-70
Quiz
[PDF]
Test
This demanding quiz is divided into five parts, including
"true" or "false" statements, multiple
choice questions, and
grammatical parsing.
SA8:71-82
Comprehensive N-1A Feminine Noun List [PDF]
Instruction
This comprehensive list of first declension feminine nouns
whose stems terminate with alpha-pure stems belongs in an appendix. However, because they were
studied in this lesson, they are included here.
An introductory overview of case formation is included.
SA8:83-94
Comprehensive N-1B Feminine Noun List [PDF]
Instruction
This comprehensive list of first declension feminine nouns
whose stems terminate with
ēta-pure stems
belongs in an appendix. However, because they were
studied in this lesson, they are included here.
An introductory overview of case formation is included.
SA8:95-100
Comprehensive N-1C Feminine Noun List [PDF]
Instruction
This comprehensive list of first declension feminine nouns
whose singular stems of the hybrid pattern belongs in an appendix. However, because they were
studied in this lesson, they are included here.
An introductory overview of case formation is included.
SA8:101-104 |
