Course Content
Introduction
Summary
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1. Letters, Sounds, and Marks
Quiz: Lesson 1
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The Present Indicative Verb
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2. Introduction to Verbs
3. The Present Active Indicative Verb
4. The Present Middle and Passive Indicative Verbs
Quiz: Lessons 2–4
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Contract Verbs
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5. Alpha Contract Verbs
6. Epsilon Contract Verbs
7. Omicron Contract Verbs
Quiz: Lessons 5–7
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Vowel Declension Nouns
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8. Second Declension Nouns
9. The Genitive and Dative Cases
10. First Declension Nouns
Quiz: Lessons 8–10
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Personal Pronouns
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11. Personal Pronouns, The Verb “to Be”
Final Assignment
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GRK110 Final Assignment
Appendices
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Vocabulary
Summary of Present Indicative Verb Morphology
Summary of Noun Morphology
Works Consulted in this Course
[GRK-110] Introduction to Biblical Greek 1A
GRK 110 | APPENDIX

Works Consulted

Works Consulted in the Creation of this Course

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