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Below is a recommended timetable for completing the Greek I course in
15 weeks. Consider your personal responsibilities and determine if this
pace fits your schedule. Be sure to read About
Learning Greek. Plan your study time carefully. The most
difficult chapters are 3, 6-9, 17, 18, 20.
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Week
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Chapter
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Content
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1
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1-3
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Background
about Greek; Learning Strategies; The Alphabet and Pronunciation |
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2
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4
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Punctuation
and Syllabification (Practice Exam I) (EXAM 1-
10%) |
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3
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5-6
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Introduction
to English Nouns; Nominative & Accusative; The Definite Article |
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4
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7
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Genitive & Dative |
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5
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8
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Prepositions |
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6
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9
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Adjectives
(Practice Exam II) (EXAM 2-
20%) |
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7
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10
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3rd Declension Nouns |
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8
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11-12
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1st & 2nd Person Personal
Pronouns; aujtovV |
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9
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13-14
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Demonstrative
Pronouns/Adjectives; Relative Pronouns (Practice Exam III) (EXAM
3 - 20%) |
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10
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15-16
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Introduction
to Verbs; The Present Active Indicative |
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11
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17
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Contract
Verbs |
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12
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18
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Present
Middle/Passive Indicative |
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13
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19
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Future
Active/Middle Indicative |
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14
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20
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Verbal
Roots, & Other Forms of the Future |
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15
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(review)
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(Practice
Exam IV) (EXAM 4 - 50%) |
See the Exam Procedure
page for info on how to request an exam.
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