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You can now download an updated copy of John Williams White's First Greek Book on my site. It now includes all of the accents, which were lacking in the original download listed on a previous post.
Be advised: this is NOT a textkit file, it is an RTF file. If you want to convert this to Textkit, it is possible . . . just do a search online for a good converter that will convert ...
If you can find mistakes, let me know. I'd be happy to have this be a collaborative answer key. But, I'd rather it go at my own pace. I'm working through the book myself at this point.
In both of these examples, we have a single adjective and two nouns. My question is how we can determine whether the adjectives are distributed to both nouns or ...
Hi, I am stuck in the A-Declension for feminine nouns. Any help would be appreciated! I felt like I was on roll in the A-Declension for feminine nouns! But then I got to this point: "The gender of a noun is indicated by placing it after the corresponding form of the definite article, as αγορα, ας, η, where η signifies that αγορα is feminine." This has been confusing me, and there's no further explanation or ...
You can Download a TEXT copy John Williams White's First Greek Book on my site. Go to google and do a search for "tachufind". I don't think I have enough posts yet to post the link. The benefits of a text copy is that you can search it! I also have a completely FREE program that I wrote explicitly for this book, that allows you to search out grammar (word prefixes and suffixes) and color ...
I cannot figure out what the primary tenses are for. Are they similar to reflexive verbs in spanish, where the suffix describes the person to whom the action is taken? If so, then "lelukasi" would mean "I have broken them"?
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