by calvinist » Wed May 18, 2005 12:25 am
Hi, congratulations on finishing the textbook! I just finished going through it a couple months ago. I would recommend starting the summer greek reader as soon as possible. That's what I did, and I think it's really the best way to drill in what you've learned since you deal with very simple texts and you don't have to learn very much new vocabulary. I didn't read through the entire textbook a second time, but I sat down and read through the summaries of each chapter. When I came across something that I drew a blank on I read the text on that (participles). Also, you could look into buying the Reader's Greek NT by Zondervan, it's just the Greek text with all words occuring less than 30 times defined on the bottom of the pages. The only bad thing about it is that it uses a poor italic font that's hard to get used to. Anyway, whatever you do, just be consistent and try to read the text as much as you can since that's the best way to retain what you've learned and pick up more advanced grammar inductively. Just remember, [face=SPIonic]Docaze qeon.[/face]
