Alpha to Omega: Anne Groton.
I bought this recently and have to say it is *almost* as good as Hansen/Quinn in its detailed explanation of grammar. And for the self-learner it's ideal. It has a key and a book of ancilliary exercises for reinforcement, which also have answers. These ancilliary exercises test you on what you've learned in the grammar sections before going on to extra drills and exercises.
Three books in all, and reasonably priced.
Anyone else got a comment on this?
Regards
Alex
Self-study course - Groton's Alpha to Omega
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Re: Self-study course - Groton's Alpha to Omega
Don't do it! we use this book in class, it's horrible!
Saying that if you are going to go ahead with it, start a thread, I'm sure one or two of us could help out occasionally anyway.
Saying that if you are going to go ahead with it, start a thread, I'm sure one or two of us could help out occasionally anyway.
(Occasionally) Working on the following tutorials:
(P)Aristotle, Theophrastus and Peripatetic Greek
Intro Greek Poetry
Latin Historical Prose
(P)Aristotle, Theophrastus and Peripatetic Greek
Intro Greek Poetry
Latin Historical Prose