Intro Greek Handout March 31, 2011

Here is the link to Handout Notes for March 31, 2011.

Intro Greek Handout March 29, 2011

Here is the link to Handout Notes for March 29, 2011.

Intro Greek Handout March 24, 2011

Here is the link to Handout Notes for March 24, 2011.

Intro Greek Handout March 22, 2011

Here is the link to Handout Notes for March 22, 2011.
Here is a summary of the case endings for the different declensions.

Intro Greek Handout March 17, 2011

Here is the link to Handout Notes for March 17, 2011.
For our March 22 class, please see postings below.

Principal Parts for Quizzes in March 2011

Here is the list of Principal Parts we have learned for our quizzes.
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IMPORANT MESSAGE FROM DR. LOIS DOW

From: Lois Dow [mailto:loikful@hotmail.com]
Sent: March-17-11 2:12 PM
Subject: Important info on Tues quiz
Importance: High

Hello everybody,

Please note that when learning the principal parts of ἳστημι it is important for you to get the breathing marks right, because they are important in recognizing the forms. Rough on places with reduplication (1st, 4th, 5th principal parts) and smooth on places with augment (3rd, 6th). I will be taking off marks for wrong breathing marks on this verb.

Secondly, make sure you learn and supply on the test two aorist active forms (1st Aorist and 2nd Aorist) in the 3rd Principal part slot for this verb. Remember, the 1st aorist is transitive (I caused to stand) and the 2nd aorist is intransitive (I stood).
Lois

Intro Greek Handout March 15, 2011

Here is the link to Handout Notes for March 15, 2011.

Answer Key for § 26-30

Here is the link to the answer keys for Chapters 26-30

Intro Greek Handout March 10, 2011

Here is the link to Handout Notes for March 10, 2011.

Intro Greek Handout March 3, 2011

Here is the link to Handout Notes (Perfect and Pluperfect Active Indicative) for March 3, 2011.
REMINDERS:
Our next test will be Tuesday, March 8, 2011.
Our next quiz will be Thursday, March 10,. 2011.

Here is a nice chart and examples of imperatives from Jim Dvorak, the other teacher who is guinea-pigging this textbook.

Note that the PrAImp2S  ἔγειρε is always found with intransitive meaning in the NT. It does not mean "raise" as you would expect, but "rise."

Lois

Note from ww: Other gems courtesy of Jim... Vocab Cards.

Intro Greek Handout March 1, 2011

Welcome back from Reading Week and the First Day of March.
Here is the link to Handout Notes for March 1, 2011.